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@pixi/webdoc-template

v2.2.3

Published

PixiJS' webdoc template for API documentation

Downloads

3,379

Readme

@pixi/webdoc-template

This template is used to generate the standalone PixiJS API documentation and was based on pixi-jsdoc-template.

For usage, see webdoc.

Working with docs generation

  • Docs generation triggers the publish.js script which will generate and manipulate all the doc nodes that are then used to build out the docs HTML files - based on the templates within the tmpl directory. The .tmpl template files can be edited directly and will be reflected on rebuild.
  • Static resources within the static directory will also be copied over into the directory where the compiled HTML files go, which include the scripts and the styles.
  • To iterate on the publish.js, the main.js script and the main.css, please refer to the src directory which hold all the source files for these 3 compiled files.
    • src/index.js is the entry point for the compilation of publish.js while src/static/index.js is for main.js that gets loaded on the client.
    • src/static/styles/index.scss is the entry point for the compilation of main.css that also gets loaded alongside the client from within the HTML files.
  • Once altered, run npm run build to kick start the compilation. npm run watch is also available for re-compilation on changes.