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apidoc-plugin-page

v1.0.0

Published

Generates an apidoc plugin with a defined page entry

Downloads

5

Readme

apidoc-plugin-page

Generates an apiDoc plugin for defining a page.

How to install

As an extension of apiDoc, first install at least apiDoc-core.

This plugin, as with all apiDoc plugins named as apidoc-plugin-*, can be installed locally or globally alongside the apidoc-core.

~~Run either npm install apidoc-plugin-page or npm install -g apidoc-plugin-author.~~

Run npm install git+https://[email protected]/gleuch/apidoc-plugin-page.git

Getting started

As the author of API endpoints looking for a way to start documentation and actually maintain it, apiDoc is a great way to go. Those who are new to the syntax of apiDoc should thoroughly read the associated documentation. Once familiar with the general syntax, add something similar to the following, to include the author field in the generated documentation. The ability to quickly generate an API doc is useful, it generating documentation for a large project can be burdensome for the developer to understand where to find something. By including an @apiPage [name] with some template changes, anyone can make a multi-page API documentation.

/**
* @apiPage Users
**/

The generated api_data.json should now include a block like

{
    "page": "Users"
}

Template

...

Todos

  • [x] Parse @apiPage
  • [ ] Publish node module
  • [ ] Finalize APIDoc template
  • [ ] Publish APIDoc template