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@leeyeh/jsdoc-rtd

v1.0.14

Published

Readthedocs-style jsdoc template. Fork from TUI JSDoc template.

Downloads

11

Readme

jsdoc-rtd

install

npm install jsdoc-rtd --save-dev

about

A readthedocs style jsdoc template. Forked from TUI JSDoc Template to inherit the extra navigation and search features. Mobile navigation styling applied from docdash template. Cleaned up to SCSS and ES6.

  • Styling - Based on the readthedocs theme
  • Styling - Mobile-friendly version (Docdash)
  • Navigation - AutoComplete Searchbox (TUI JSDoc)
  • Navigation - Members / Methods / Events (TUI JSDoc)
  • Navigation - API / Manuals(Tutorials) Tab (TUI JSDoc)

Example

Example

Configuration

See the jsdoc configuration page for generic configaturion options.

Template

"opts": {
    "template": "node_modules/jsdoc-rtd"
}

Logo Image

"templates": {
    "logo": {
        "url": "http://url.to/image.png",
        "width": "72px",
        "height": "60px"
    }
}

Page Title

"templates": {
    "name": "jsdoc template"
}

FooterText

"templates": {
    "footerText": "some text"
}

Use collapsible api list

Default: true

"templates": {
    "useCollapsibles": ture
}

Tab Names

"templates": {
    "tabNames": {
        "api": "API",
        "tutorials": "Examples"
    }
}

api defaults to the value API and tutorials defaults to the value Examples.

Custom Styles

With a folder structure like this:

static
└── styles
    └── custom.css
    └── another.css

And a config like this:

"templates": {
    "default": {
        "staticFiles": {
            "include": ["static/"]
        }
    },
    "css": [
        "styles/custom.css",
        "styles/another.css",
        "http://example.com/remote.css"
    ]
}

styles/custom.css, styles/another.css, and remote.css get included in the layout. default.staticFiles is the build-in jsdoc way of copying extra files.

  1. innerHTML of script.code-js tag
  2. innerHTML of div.code-html tag
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>example</title>
</head>
<body>
    <div class="code-html">
        <h3> Base Example </h3>
        <p> Hello world </p>
    </div>

    <script class="code-js">
        console.log('hello world');
    </script>
</body>
</html>