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fis-command-jsdoc

v0.1.3

Published

Genarate JSdoc document for fis

Readme

fis-command-jsdoc

fis-command-jsdoc is a plugin for Baidu's FIS and supplied a command to generate the JSDoc documents.

Install

npm install fis-command-jsdoc -g

Unfamiliar with npm? Don't have node installed? That's a-okay. npm stands for node packaged modules and is a way to manage development dependencies through node.js. Download and install node.js before proceeding.

Dependencies

jsdoc >= 3.2.2
tmp >= 0.0.24
spawn-sync >= 1.0.0
ink-docstrap >= 0.4.12

Usage

Usage: jsdoc [options]

Options:

    -h, --help                 output usage information
    --src <source>             The source file or directories for Generating
    --dest <destination>       The destination of JSDoc. The document will generate to the "docs" directory in your project in default.
    --conf <path>              The configuration of JSDoc. It may be overwrited by the setting in fis-conf.js
    --template <templatePath>  The JSDoc template path
    --verbose                  Debug options

Example

In your fis-conf.js:

fis.config.set('settings.jsdoc', {
    //Setting source files
    'src': ["static/js/outer.js","static/module/sendOuter.js"],
    //Include fis-conf.js for declearing the namespace and the packing strategy
    'includeFisConf': true
});

In your JSDoc configure file jsdoc-conf.js:

{
    "tags": {
        "allowUnknownTags": true
    },  
    "plugins": ["plugins/markdown"],
    "templates": {
        "default":{
            "outputSourceFiles": true
        },  
        "systemName": "Outer module",
        "linenums": true,
        "inverseNav": true,
        "copyright": "Baidu"
    },  
    "lenient": true,
    "markdown": {
        "parser": "gfm",
        "hardwrap": true
    }   
}

Execute the command

jello jsdoc --conf jsdoc-conf.js or fis jsdoc --conf jsdoc-conf.js

Release History

0.1.3 Released Fix bug in windows

0.1.2 Released Undependence spawn-Sync

0.1.0 Released