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@pixi/jsdoc-comments

v1.0.0

Published

Exports all JSDoc-style comments from either .js or .ts files.

Downloads

12

Readme

JSDoc Comments

Build Status

This commandline utility exports all JSDoc-style comments from files into another folder without any code. This is useful if you want to use JSDoc but file formats do not support JavaScript parsing, for instance, TypeScript files.

This is a port of gulp-comments but for use without Gulp.

Install

npm i @pixi/jsdoc-comments -D

Usage

Directory (either --dir or -d) is required as the output directory location. Additional arguments are used as the glob of files to include.

comments -d .docs "src/**/*.ts"

Filters

Additional you can add a filter argument (either --filter or -f) of a tag that will exclude comment. For instance:

comments -d .docs -f "@internal" "src/**/*.ts"