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jsdock

v1.0.4

Published

zero conf build & deploy of jsdoc api docs

Downloads

2,258

Readme

jsdock

JavaScript Style Guide Codeship Status for cdaringe/jsdock

what

a zero configuration tool for well-styled API docs and publishing to gh-pages. just write JSDoc and let jsdock do the rest.

why

there are some good patterns for publishing library API docs that jsdoc doesn't give you right out of the box. jsdock is for library authors who want no brainer API docs without managing boilerplate.

  • you want your README.md embedded in your API documentation homepage
  • you want markdown support in your JSDoc tags. syntax highlighting in examples, etc.
  • the default JSDoc theme isn't great. minami is 'mo betta
  • you (may) want a single command to build and publish your docs to github pages

install

npm install --save-dev jsdock

example

  • you write a library with JSDoc
  • you run jsdock build and jsdock publish
// package.json
{
  "scripts": {
    "docs:build": jsdock build, // builds to docs/ dir in project root
    "docs:publish": jsdoc publish, // publish to <user>.github.io/<project>
    "docs:clean": jsdock clean
  }
}

currently you must:

  • have a README.md
  • put your source in src/.
    • if you don't like that ^, send me a PR
  • use node 7.10.+

api/demo

see the api docs.

really?

yes. configuration sucks. checking it in is totally 2016.

sorry for the confusing name. ;)