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doccorec-toc

v0.7.5

Published

[email protected] == [email protected] recovered (docco-toc is docco with a table of contents)

Downloads

3

Readme

DoccÖrec-TOC v0.7.5 (aka Docco-TOC v0.7.4 + some CPR)

 _____                 _   _                   _______ ____   _____
|  __ \               (_)_(_)                 |__   __/ __ \ / ____|
| |  | | ___   ___ ___ / _ \ _ __ ___  ___       | | | |  | | |
| |  | |/ _ \ / __/ __| | | | '__/ _ \/ __|      | | | |  | | |
| |__| | (_) | (_| (__| |_| | | |  __/ (__       | | | |__| | |____
|_____/ \___/ \___\___|\___/|_|  \___|\___|      |_|  \____/ \_____|

This is (er, hopefully?...) the same code as previously released as Docco-TOC v0.7.4. and since long lost to the great /dev/null
I renamed it as 'DoccOrec-TOC' v7.0.5 so to express that it may not be the same as the missing 0.7.4 release and to prevent
accidental inclusion by the unwary.

As for the name?...from Wikipedia: An Orek (Örek in Turkic folklore) is an animated corpse brought back to life, by mystical means...

Docco-TOC is a fork of Docco that adds a simple table-of-contents to generated documentation.

DoccOrec-TOC is a resurection of release v0.7.4 of the Docco-TOC project from circa 2015.

Docco is a quick-and-dirty, hundred-line-long, literate-programming-style documentation generator.
For more information, see the links below that still work and README.md


Recovery repo: https://github.com/the-moog/docco-toc-v0.7.4+

29/2/2024:

All trace of this package at v0.7.4 was removed from all of github, npm and yarn.

The github page ~jashkenas.github.com/docco/~  points you to to visit jashkenas.github.io?
....which redirects to <ashkenas.com> and is some sort of pointless .js joke page...

_It was not even in the 'black hole' that is the Wayback Machine as it jumps
from 7.0 to 8.1 with the more recent captures incomplete.

But, after a bit of searching it was found here:
https://runkit-packages.com/18.x.x/1709230338381/docco-toc/README

And, as I needed v0.7.4 to build an old project without making
changes, I recovered this from caches of https://npm.runkit.com/docco-toc

NB: This has been recovered for documentation purposes only
and as the LICENSE file of the time indicates I am permittd to,
I have made this available again.

I am sure that there was for a reason for it vanishing, so:

If at all possible I suggest you DO NOT USE!!
Instead maybe find another, more up-to-date package (e.g. v0.9.1)...


Installation (You probably don't want to do this!!):

sudo npm install -g docco-toc

Usage:

docco-toc [options] FILES

Options:

-h, --help             output usage information
-V, --version          output the version number
-l, --layout [layout]  choose a built-in layouts (parallel, linear)
-c, --css [file]       use a custom css file
-o, --output [path]    use a custom output path
-t, --template [file]  use a custom .jst template
-e, --extension [ext]  use the given file extension for all inputs
-L, --languages [file] use a custom languages.json
-m, --marked [file]    use custom marked options

Metadata

package on npm: https://npmjs.com/package/docco-tocTO