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voltage-autodoc

v1.2.2

Published

Auto-documentation generator for Voltage analytics schemas

Readme

Voltage provides type-safe vendor agnostic tracking, an auto-doc of analytics data, and AI ready analytics context.

View Documentation

Features

Instead of providing a feature packed tracker, the tracker provided by voltage acts as a type-safe gate-check for events to pass through before being handed off to another analytics tracker (segment / amplitude / posthog).

  • Type-Safe Analytics

    • Robust analytics schema configuration
    • Type-safe tracking generated from schemas
    • Agnostic of destination (works with any analytics vendor)
  • Documentation & Understanding

    • Auto-generated documentation of all analytics data
    • Rich context for events, properties, and dimensions
    • Generates JSON for providing to APIs & AI agents

Installation

npm install voltage-autodoc

CLI Commands

For keeping the dependencies of voltage-schema at a minimum, a separate devDependency package is provided for voltage-autodoc.

# Open the autodoc in your browser, or output it's HTML for CI
npm voltage-autodoc
npm voltage-autodoc -- --output-html  # Output HTML instead of starting server

License

MIT