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loose-node-doc

v0.0.2

Published

Loosely tries to create node.js project documentation html page from require cache and user definitions.

Downloads

6

Readme

loose-node-doc

Quick n easy Node.js app document generator.

Works for tree structured module(Everythihng needs to rest within one global object)

💬Anouncement

Everything is under preparation. Currently checking everything. Dont't touch until this reaches 1.0.0 or higher.

How to use

1. Installation

Install it as devDependencies. Type following at your project root.

npm install loose-node-doc --save-dev

2.Writing genrator script

Create your generator script(gen-script.js in this page). In the script:

  1. require loose-node-doc.
  2. require your app.
  3. set options for loose-node-doc.
  4. then call generate method.
  5. done

3.Available method

<loose-node-doc>.generate(app_object,options) :

  • This method is the only method provided by loose-node-doc.

Arguments:

  1. target app object (required).
  2. options (optional)

Very simple blue print

Your generator script might look like this.

//require loose-node-doc before your app.
var lnd = require("loose-node-doc");
var my_app = require("my_app/entry_point");

var options = {
  //using autocompletion
  lnd.options.lang.key:lnd.langs.en.US,

}

lnd.generate(my_app,options);//running

Generating

Run your genrator script.

node gen-script.js

done.

3.Setting options

See options page for more information.

4 About

4.1 Enviroment

Developed on :

  • Node.js (v12.13.0)
  • Windows 10 (not really checking anything on any other OSes)

4.2 Roadmap

Everything should be ok by version 1.0.0.

If this project doesn't get updated, then that's a good news.

Future updates might be of:

  1. Internationalization
  2. Bug fixes
  3. Presentation (homepage,typofix,Q&A...)