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jsdoc3-dash

v1.1.0

Published

3 years ago

Creates a [jsdoc3](https://github.com/jsdoc3/jsdoc3.github.com) docset for the source documentation browser, [Dash](http://kapeli.com/).

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jsdoc3-dash

Creates a jsdoc3 docset for the source documentation browser, Dash.

Building

The current jsdoc3 docset is in the build directory. To rebuild the documentation:

> npm install
> jake build

This will pull the current master branch from the jsdoc3 repository into a .tmp directory and parse the source files to rebuild the docset.

Installing

From the jsdoc3 docset feed

Open Dash
Go to Dash -> Preferences -> Downloads and click the + icon (Add docset feed) in the lower-left of the dialog
Enter the feed URL: https://raw.github.com/nicholascloud/jsdoc3-dash/master/feeds/jsdoc3.xml
Click the Install button when the docset appears in the dialog

When the docset is updated, the version number in the feed file will be incremented and you will receive the update automatically.

From github sources

Make sure Dash is installed and double-click on build/jsdoc3.docset in Finder.

Alternatively:

Open Dash
Go to Dash -> Preferences -> Docsets and click the + icon (Add Docset) in the lower-left of the dialog
Navigate to the project build directory
Choose the jsdoc3.docset directory to include in your Dash docsets