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pug-doc-generator

v0.0.2

Published

Generates documentations for mixins, blocks and more.

Downloads

7

Readme

pug-doc-generator

Generates documentation files for pug.js mixins, blocks and more.

How to use

All mixins with comments starting with the @pugdoc markup will be documented. The documentation follows the JSDoc / TSDoc standards.

At the moment, the following tags are supported:

  • @param
    • Normal typed parameters

      @param {string} paramName Parameter description
    • Interface params:

      @param {{
          interfaceProperty: string
      }} interfaceParamName Interface parameter are also supported

Configuration

First of all, install it using your favorite package manager.

yarn install pug-doc-generator

or

npm i pug-doc-generator

Then, you can integrate it in your project:

src/index.pug

//- @pugdoc
    This mixin will be documented
    @param {string} param A string parameter
mixin documented_mixin(param)
    ="Hello world!"

index.js

const pugDocGen = require("pug-doc-generator");
pugDocGen({
    input: "./src/**/*.pug",
    output: "./out"
});

You can also run it via command line:

pug-doc-generator --input="./src/**/*.pug" --output="./out" --types="html"

or

yarn pug-doc-generator --input="./src/**/*.pug" --output="./out" --types="html"

For more information about command line parameters, run pug-doc-generator --help