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redok

v0.2.0

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Readme and documentation generator

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redok

Readme and documentation generator

Join the chat at https://gitter.im/adamrenklint/redok npm version npm monthly downloads GitHub stars GitHub forks npm dependencies

redok is a tool for generating README and repo documentation using Handlebars and Markdown, and aims to speed up the most common tasks.

Installation

$ npm install -g redok

Usage

Generate output files for all templates in the folder .docs. For example, .docs/README.md would become your project's main readme file.

$ redok

Options

It is possible to pass options to the command line tool.

Load templates and partials from .alternate/

$ redok --dir .alternate

Watch and regenerate on change

$ redok --watch

Partials

If your readme is growing, it's smart to split the template up into smaller chunks. All .hbs files in .docs/partials are available as Handlebars partials:

{{>foo}}

Badges

redok comes with a few built-in partials for generating badges.

|Description|Code|Example| |---|---|---| |Gitter chat|{{>badges/gitter}};|Join the chat at https://gitter.im/adamrenklint/redok| |npm version|{{>badges/npm-version}}|npm version | |npm downloads|{{>badges/npm-downloads}}|npm monthly downloads| |npm dependencies|{{>badges/npm-dependencies}}|npm dependencies| |npm devDependencies|{{>badges/npm-devDependencies}}|David devDependencies| |Github stars|{{>badges/github-stars}}|GitHub stars| |Github forks|{{>badges/github-forks}}|GitHub forks| |Travis CI status|{{>badges/travis}}|Travis CI status| |CodeClimate score|{{>badges/codeclimate-score}}|Code Climate score| |CodeClimate coverage|{{>badges/codeclimate-coverage}}|Code Climate coverage|

License

MIT © 2015 Adam Renklint

Generated with redok @ Friday June 12th, 2015 - 11:04:19 AM