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@jplsaez/solidoc

v1.2.0

Published

Solidity Documentation Generator

Downloads

27

Readme

Solidoc: Documentation Generator for Solidity

This command-line utility creates markdown-based documentation for your Solidity project(s)

Getting Started

npm install @jplsaez/solidoc --save-dev
yarn add --dev @jplsaez/solidoc

How to Use Solidoc?

Create solidoc.json configuration file in your project root with the following properties:

  • pathToRoot: root path to find the "contracts" directory with the smart contracts souce code.
  • outputPath: path to store the generated documentation.
  • includedContracts: comma separated list of smart contracts to generate documentation.
{
  "pathToRoot": "./",  
  "outputPath": "./docs",
  "includedContracts": "ContractName1, ContractName2"	
}

Compile your contracts with Truffle. That way compiled json files will be created including AST sections (abstract syntax tree) used by solidoc to generate documentation. Note that @author NatSpec tag should not be used in the smart contracts source code to prevent errors in the generated AST sections.

Finally call solidoc:

npx solidoc
yarn solidoc

This will generate documentation to the outputPath directory.

Overrides

If you wish to change bits and pieces of the documentation generated, edit solidoc templates on the following directory:

solidoc/templates/