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doxme

v1.8.2

Published

create markdown docs for dox output

Downloads

772

Readme

doxme

build status

create markdown docs for dox output

doxme(dox, readme, package, travis)

A Markdown formatter for dox. Takes dox's JSON output as stdin and writes Markdown to stdout.

  • Generates API documentation as well as entire READMEs (like this one!)
  • README generation supports Travis-CI badges

CLI Usage

dox -r < index.js | doxme

The doxme bin supports one important option: --readme. When provided, it generates a full README.md file, including title, description, installation and test instructions, and a Travis-CI badge if the project is tested with travis.

dox -r < index.js | doxme --readme > README.md

See Also

Parameters

| parameter | type | description | | --------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | dox | Object | the output of dox as a parsed JSON object | | readme | boolean | whether to output a readme or just docs | | package | Object | a parsed package.json | | travis | boolean | whether to output a travis badge along with docs |

Example

var fs = require('fs');
var dox = require('dox');
var doxme = require('doxme');

var sourceCode = fs.readFileSync('./index.js', 'utf8');
var documentation = doxme(dox.parseComments(sourceCode));

Returns String, documentation

Installation

Requires nodejs.

$ npm install doxme

Tests

$ npm test