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jsdoc-json-live

v0.1.6

Published

Parses your directory for JSdocs and leverages on JSON-Server (Express web server) for quick deployment and access of your JSdocs via a RESTful URL.

Downloads

2

Readme

jsdoc-json-live

Parses your directory for JSdocs and leverages on JSON-Server (Express web server) for quick deployment and access of your JSdocs via a RESTful URL.

RUNNING LOCALLY

Make sure you have Node.js

//TODO: make cli!

cd <your project root folder>
node <jsdoc-json-live app.js> <folder path for all your scripts> <desired port number>
e.g. node ./node_modules/jsdoc-json-live/app.js ./app/scripts 3002

The default port is 3002. Your can specify another port as seen in the above example. Your app should now be running on localhost:3002 or on a specific port of your choice

CREDITS

The following are node modules we've leveraged on to make this work:

  • jsdoc: for empowering JS dev to write documentations in a robust fashion

  • jsdoc-parse: for making JSDoc dev life so much easier by extracting the JSON out of JSDoc and conveniently added a todoList segment and accepting an array of files that no dev wants to handle with another module. Cheers!

  • memorystream: for allowing us to create in-memory streams without having to expose critical, valuable project files in some huge js file residing on disk.

  • recursive-readdir: for allowing us to grab all files in a directory. 'nuff said.

  • q: for no callback hell. thanks for the promise.

TODO

  • jsdoc this module. the ironies..
  • do testing
  • git hub the sheet