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electrode-docgen

v1.0.1

Published

Electrode document generator

Downloads

16

Readme

Electrode Documentation Generator

A custom metadata extractor for the Electrode framework.

Before getting started, please make sure you read the React Developer Guide!

Running it

electrode-docgen --package ./package.json --src ./src --metadata components.json
electrode-docgen --package ./package.json --src ./src --markdown components.md

Or in package.json

  "scripts": {
    ...
    "generate": "npm run generate-metadata && npm run generate-documentation && npm run generate-demo",
    "generate-metadata": "electrode-docgen --package ./package.json --src ./src --metadata components.json",
    "generate-documentation": "electrode-docgen --package ./package.json --src ./src --markdown components.md",
    "generate-demo": "electrode-docgen --package ./package.json --src ./src --demo demo"
  }

Writing It

Standard Markdown format in the description.

Metadata

@component Fixie
@import {Fixie}

Private components

@private

Playgrounds

@playground
Fixie
``
<div>
</div>
``

And for noRender set to false.

@playground
Fixie
!noRenderFalse!
``
<div>
</div>
``

NOTE: In order to generate documentation correctly there should not be any statements between your documentation comment and React class declaration, for e.g.

// GOOD

const foo = [];

/*JSDoc comment*/

class Foo extends React.Component {...}
// BAD

/*JSDoc comment*/

const foo = [];

class Foo extends React.Component {...}

Auto generated demo

/// start imports
/// end imports
/// start render
/// end render

Issues

Before submitting an issue, please see the Issue Submission Guidelines

Contributing

If you're interested in contributing, see the React Developer Guide's Contribution Guide