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insert-react-docgen-markdown

v0.1.1

Published

Insert React Component Definitions into markdown

Downloads

1

Readme

insert-react-docgen-markdown

Command line wrapper for react-docgen-markdown-renderer

Install

npm install --save-dev insert-react-docgen-markdown

Or, with yarn

yarn add -D insert-react-docgen-markdown

Usage

Once installed you can run from the command line, node node_modules/insert-react-docgen-markdown/index.js -b ./ -s ./src/

Or, add to your package.json scripts

{
  "docs": "node node_modules/insert-react-docgen-markdown/index.js -b ./ -s ./src/",
}

Then run as yarn docs

Arguments

|Arg |Shortcut |Default |Description| |---------------|---------|------------------|----| |--template_file|-t |readme.template.md|Name of the readme template file| |--output_file |-o |readme.md |Name of the file to write to(will create if does not exist)| |--src |-s |./src/ |path to your component files| |--base_path |-b | |relative or absolute path to work from|

Examples

Template File - readme.template.md

My Components

Definitions:
<COMPONENT PROPS>

More text

Command

node node node_modules/insert-react-docgen-markdown/index.js -b ./ -s ./src/ Assumes the components are in the src/ directory Sets the base path to current working directory uses default file names

Output - readme.md

My Components

Definitions:
## component

From [`src/component.jsx`](src/component.jsx)

My Component description

prop | type | default | required | description
---- | :----: | :-------: | :--------: | -----------
**text** | `String` |  | :white_check_mark: | my string prop

More text