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gulp-comments-to-md

v1.0.3

Published

Extract comments from various files and generate *.md (markup document)

Downloads

8

Readme

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About

This gulp plugin parses comments from logic or styles files and generates a markup document file (e.g. README.md)

For example you have file file-a.scss with contents:

/**
 * ### Color 1
 * - `Is:` Red!
 */

.color-red {
  color: red;
}

And file-b.scss with contents:

/**
 * ### Color 2
 * - `Is:` Blue!
 */

.color-blue {
  color: blue;
}

This plugin will extract comments from file-a.scss & file-b.scss and generate a new DOCUMENTATION.md (name of the file is on you!) file which in this case would contain:

### Color 1
- `Is:` Red!

### Color 2
- `Is:` Blue!

Installation

  • If you are using yarn run yarn add gulp-comments-to-md --save
  • If you prefer npm run npm install gulp-comments-to-md --save

How to use

  1. Once installed modify your gulpfile.js file to include the gulp-comments-to-md plugin like this:

    const commentsToDocFile = require('gulp-comments-to-md')
  2. Define the task like this:

    gulp.task('generate-documentation', () => {
      return gulp.src([
        'src/**/*.scss'
      ])
      .pipe(commentsToDocFile('README.md'))
      .pipe(gulp.dest('./'))
    })
  • ['src/**/*.scss'] - change to your selected target files (you can target all file types supporting required comment formatting) 📌
  • README.md - name of the generated document (not limited to .md!) 📌
  • ./ - destination folder 📌

Supported comment formats

At the moment it works perfectly with /** ... */ comment format. Perfectly formatted comment example:

/**
 * ## Animations
 * - [Float](#float)
 * - [Pulse](#pulse)
 * - [Spin](#spin)
 */

$('.btn-toggler').on('click', () => {
  $('.header').toggle()
});

Pay attention to the details: each inner comment line (including last one) must start with space ( ) and asterisk (*).

License

The repository code is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.