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topodoc

v0.1.0

Published

A topology documentation generator to explain JavaScript codebases better.

Downloads

5

Readme

docgraph

An advanced documentation generator for JavaScript with first-class support for React. Built with ts-morph and xdm.

Features

🕸 Directed documentation graph

📝 MDX for mixing Markdown and JSX

🖼 Compiled code examples

🐇 Quick links to source code for development and production

Install

yarn add docgraph
npm install docgraph

Usage

Start by importing the [[addProject]] helper:

import { addProject } from 'docgraph'

const project = addProject()

Now that we've added a project, we can start to add information to it and describe our system. Let's add a local components directory of React components:

const components = project.getSourceFiles('components/index.ts')

If you've chosen to skip adding files automatically or want to add specific files to your documentation graph, you can use the [[addSourceFiles]] helper:

const components = project.addSourceFiles('components/index.ts')

We can now look at any export and get the related information for it:

const component = components.getExport('Button')

component.references // array of references to this component
component.emit()