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simple-react-docgen

v1.1.1

Published

Generate simple React components documentation in Markdown

Downloads

25

Readme

simple-react-docgen

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Generate simple React components documentation in Markdown.

Usage

Example:

$ simple-react-docgen src -o DOC.md

Check every option runnig simple-react-docgen with --help or -h:

$ simple-react-docgen --help

Usage: simple-react-docgen [paths]... [options]

paths     Component files or directories. If nothing is provided it reads from stdin.

Options:
   -x, --extension          File extensions to consider. Repeat to define multiple extensions. Default:  [js,jsx]
   -e, --exclude            Filename patterns to exclude. Default:  []
   -i, --ignore             Folders to ignore. Default:  [node_modules,__tests__,__mocks__]
   -o FILE, --output FILE   Markdown file to write. If nothing is provided it writes to stdout.

Create a markdown documentation from React components.
If a directory is passed, it is recursively traversed.

Contributing

First of all, thank you for wanting to help!

  1. Fork it.
  2. Create a feature branch - git checkout -b more_magic
  3. Add tests and make your changes
  4. Check if tests are ok - npm test
  5. Commit changes - git commit -am "Added more magic"
  6. Push to Github - git push origin more_magic
  7. Send a pull request! :heart: :sparkling_heart: :heart: