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@aexol/socket-to-markdown

v0.2.0

Published

Document socket using markdown

Downloads

16

Readme

socket-to-markdown

Analyze socket.yml in current directory and print to stdout markdown with socket documentation. Project was inspired by jsdoc-to-markdown, though it's far simpler as my needs were simpler.

Installation

$ npm install --save-dev @aexol/socket-to-markdown

Usage

Just add this to your socket's package.json

{
    ...
    "scripts": {
        ...
        "docs": "socket2md > README.md; echo"
        ...
    },
    ...
}

and then run

$ npm run docs

Built in partials

  • class-row
  • classes-index
  • classes
  • config-index
  • config
  • endpoint
  • endpoints-index
  • endpoints
  • events
  • index
  • main
  • input
  • inputs
  • inputs-block
  • inputs-table

Extra partial

You can add any handlebars template file as partial template.

Built in helpers

  • socket - Get socket object
  • classes - Get classes obejct
  • config - Get config object
  • endpoints - Get endpoints obejct
  • events - Get events object
  • inputs - Get inputs for current endpoint
  • inputs-table - Create param table for current endpoint
  • reference-type - True if class type is reference or relation.

Extra helpers

Just add javascript file exporting simple function, for example:

module.exports = (context, options) => {
    let out = 'HEADER!!!!\n'
    out += options.fn(this)
    out += 'FOOTER!!!\n'
    return out:
}

TODO:

  • Syncano events.