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jsdoc-express

v0.0.2

Published

JSDoc plugin to document express router files.

Downloads

140

Readme

jsdoc-express

A module supporting the documentation of an express based REST server.

Installation

Simply install with e.g. npm:

npm install jsdoc-express

Configuration

Include in your jsdoc.conf a reference to the plugin:

"plugins": ["node_modules/jsdoc-express"]

Full functionality is given together with the jsdoc-http-plugin, so install that as well and include it in the plugins section too:

"plugins": ["jsdoc-http-plugin", "node_modules/jsdoc-express"]

Usage

This module currently relies on that you define your routes by calling the http-Method function on the express router object named router. E.g.:

router.put('/writeSomeData', async function (req, res) {
    const result = 'OK ' + req.query.queryParam + ' ' + req.body.ID
    res.send(result)
})

The jsdoc-express plugin will trigger on such definitions and append your JSDoc comment with a @path tag, which is defined in the jsdoc-http-plugin. From the definition of the route jsdoc-express derives the http-method and the route's name.

Examples

See test folder of the package for some example usages.

To Do

  • Make the express-router object's name configurable. Currently only "router" is accepted.
  • It would by cool, if routes are a separate category.

Version History

0.0.1: Initial version published.

0.0.2: Added some basic documentation.