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dmd

v7.1.1

Published

The default output template for jsdoc-to-markdown

Downloads

790,717

Readme

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dmd

dmd (document with markdown) is the default output template for jsdoc-to-markdown. It contains handlebars partials and helpers intended to transform jsdoc-parse output into markdown API documentation.

For more documentation see the jsdoc2md wiki.

Synopsis

To give the most basic example, this input data:

const templateData = [
  {
    id: "fatUse",
    name: "fatUse",
    kind: "member",
    description: "I am a global variable",
    scope: "global"
  }
]

run through this command:

const dmd = require('dmd')
dmd(templateData)

produces this markdown output:

<a name="fatUse"></a>
## fatUse
I am a global variable

**Kind**: global variable

© 2014-24 Lloyd Brookes <[email protected]>.

Tested by test-runner. Documented by jsdoc-to-markdown.