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gh-wiki-gen

v0.2.1

Published

Auto generate documentation for GitHub wiki

Downloads

21

Readme

gh-wiki-gen

Automatically generate GitHub wiki documentation. By default this parser will work for any source code that uses /* comment */ style comments (Javascript, C, C++, Java)

Install

npm install gh-wiki-gen

Use

Clone your project from GitHub

# git clone [email protected]:(username)/(repo).git

Clone your project's GitHub wiki:

# git clone [email protected]:(username)/(repo).wiki.git

Create a "docGen.js" file in your project's root directory. This is the configuration file gh-wiki-gen will use:

//docGen.js
module.exports = function() {
	return {
        //RegExp include / exclude / extensions (extensions are smart)
		include: ['^src/.*'],
        exclude: [],
		extensions: ['js'],
		inputPath: './',
		outputPath: '../(ropo).wiki'
	};
};

Run gh-wiki-gen (in your project's root directory) to generate your libraries documentation:

# cd (repo)
# gh-wiki-gen

Commit the new documentation and push upstream to GitHub:

# cd ../(repo).wiki
# git commit -a -m "Documentation update"
# git pull
# git push

Comment Block Format

Code comments take the following format (the * at the beginning of each line is optional):

/**
* Description goes here...
* 
* @command value
* @command {arg1} value
* @command {arg1} {arg2} value
* @example {source type}
  Example code
  goes here
**/

Default command list:

  • @base base.path - Specify a base path for the entire file. This is prefixed onto any specified @parent

  • @parent parent.path - Specify parent object / namespace / class / function, using dot notation (i.e root.child.grandchild)

  • @method name - This block is a method definition

  • @class name - This block is a class definition

  • @namespace name - This block is a namespace definition

  • @param {Acceptable|Data|Types|Separated|By|Pipe} {argument name} description - Specify one of this method's arguments. This is only valid for "@method" blocks. Wrapping an argument name in square braces means the argument is optional. You can specify a default value with "=default value" (i.e. {[myArgName="hello world"]}). Repeat this command to add more arguments.

  • @note note - Specify a "note" to add to the "Notes" section of the documentation. Repeat command to add multiple notes

  • @see dot.path.reference - "See Also" references. Repeat command to add more than one "See Also" reference

  • @return {Acceptable|Data|Types|Separated|By|Pipe} description - Specify a return value. Only valid for "@method" blocks.

  • @static - Specify this block as being static

  • @public - Specify this block as having public access

  • @protected - Specify this block as having protected access

  • @private - Specify this block as having private access

  • @example {source type}

    source code example

    goes here

Example

/**
* Return the minimum of all arguments provided
*
* @method min
* @param {Number} {[args...]} Numerical arguments
* @return {Number} Smallest number out of all provided arguments
* @example {javascript}
  var smallest = min(5,3,10,7,1,80);
  //smallest === 1
**/
 
function min() {
    for (var s, i = 0, il = arguments.length; i < il; i++) {
        var n = arguments[i];
        if (s === undefined || n < s)
            s = n;
    }

    return s;
}

Customize

To see how to make custom document parsers and generators please see the wiki.