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ng2-rest-docs-server

v2.0.2

Published

Generate docs for angular 2 app with ng2-rest lib in easy way

Readme

ng2-rest-docs-server

Web server for documentation generated based on metadata from angular2 apps with ng2-rest v4.x plugin. In your app you should enable it and restart server by setting in app.component or somewhere where your app begin:

Resource.setUrlToDocsServerAndRecreateIt('http://localhost:3333'); 

When you are using your app and making requests from ng2-rest lib, you will be saving every request with his metadata to hard drive by instance of ng2-rest-docs-server which will generate nice docs , with descriptions of requests, use cases, like this :

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Instalation on your server:

npm install ng2-rest-docs-server -g

Usage ( in folder where you wanna put your docs from ng2-rest )

simple way (docs server is working on default port 3333 ):

ng2-rest-docs-server 

or with parameters:

ng2-rest-docs-server -p 3555 -b http://localhost:3333

| param | description | | --- | --- | | -p | port for docs web server | | -b| base url for app witn ng2-rest v4.x |