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doc_docs

v1.4.2

Published

lib for use nextjs to create intern software documentation

Downloads

1

Readme

DOC DOCS - NEXTJS DOCUMENTATION

doc_docs is for NextJS projects, he use the file routing method of NextJS to create a custom documentation.

npm i doc_docs

TO USE

import ComponentOrDocs from "doc_docs";

after init the basic configuration:

  • remove the <Component {...pageProps} /> of _app;
  • add the <ComponentOrDocs/>;
  • add router to args function;
  • pass basic properties to component:
<ComponentOrDocs
    Component={Component}
    pageProps={pageProps}
    route={router}/>
Example:
import React from "react";
import ComponentOrDocs from "doc_docs";
import "./_app.css";

function MyApp({ Component, pageProps, router }) {
  return (
    <ComponentOrDocs
      Component={Component}
      pageProps={pageProps}
      route={router}
      configDirs={{
        dirs: [ "api", "other_path"],
        subDirs: { api: ["user", "auth"] },
      }}
    />
  );
}

export default MyApp;

CUSTOM LOGO

to set a custom logo you can use projectLogo atribute;

this atribute accept a JSX.Element or a String;

Example:
import React from "react";
import ComponentOrDocs from "doc_docs";
import "./_app.css";

function MyApp({ Component, pageProps, router }) {
  return (
    <ComponentOrDocs
      Component={Component}
      pageProps={pageProps}
      route={router}
      configDirs={{
        dirs: [ "api", "other_path"],
        subDirs: { api: ["user", "auth"] },
      }}

      projectLogo={your custom logo here}
    />
  );
}

export default MyApp;

SOCIAL NETWORK

to add header icons with your social networks you can use the principal component;

You can set:

  • github;
  • website;
  • instagram;
  • linkedin;
  • discord;
  • facebook;
Example:
import React from "react";
import ComponentOrDocs from "doc_docs";
import "./_app.css";

function MyApp({ Component, pageProps, router }) {
  return (
    <ComponentOrDocs
      Component={Component}
      pageProps={pageProps}
      route={router}
      configDirs={{
        dirs: [ "api", "other_path"],
        subDirs: { api: ["user", "auth"] },
      }}

      // example social networks:

      github="https://github.com/your_nickname"
      website="https://your_website.com"
      instagram="https://instagram.com/your_username"
    />
  );
}

export default MyApp;

PREBUILT COMPONENTS

import { name_of_component } from "doc_docs/components"

Components:

TitleDoc:

Title for page docs!

<TitleDoc title="Your Title" />

ComponentDoc:

  • options and description is optional;
  • options config a table with the component props;
 <ComponentDoc
        background="grey"
        element={<h1>Here you can expose Components</h1>}
        options={[
          { prop: "OnClick", default: "none", accept: "() => void" },
          { prop: "children", default: "none", accept: "string" },
        ]}
        description={
          "optional description for this"
        }
      />

Code:

<Code
  language="name_of_language"
  code={Your code here} />

DescriptionDoc:

<DescriptionDoc
    description="this is a description example" />