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mojito-cli-doc

v0.0.3

Published

Provide the `doc` command, to generate API docs, for `mojito-cli`

Downloads

10

Readme

mojito-cli-doc

Build Status

mojito-cli-docs provides the doc command for mojito-cli, that you can install with: npm install -g mojito-cli.

The doc command generates, or serves, API documentation for Mojito, Mojito apps, or mojits.

npm install -g mojito-cli

Usage

To generate documentation for a mojito application, including all the mojits in it's mojits/ subdirectory, run the following from the application directory:

$ mojito docs app [name]

Optional name if provided, is used as the sub-directory name to save the generated API docs. See Options below.

To generate documentation for a specific mojit, run the following from the application directory:

$ mojito docs mojit <mojit-name>

To generate documentation for the Mojito framework itself:

$ mojito docs mojito

Options

Specify output directory (if --port or --server are not used):

--directory <path>
-d <path>

By default, the generated files are saved in ./artifacts/docs/, or if a name argument is provided, ./artifacts/docs/<name>.

Exclude some files or directories from being processed:

--exclude <pattern>
-e <pattern>

This option can be repeated, for example mojito doc --exclude middleware --exclude build will exclude files or directories with "middleware" or "build" in their names.

Serve the API docs over HTTP, without rendering them to the file system (assumes --port 3000):

--server
-s

Serve the API docs over HTTP, like option --server, using the specified port number:

--port <number>
-p <number>

Discussion/Forums

http://developer.yahoo.com/forum/Yahoo-Mojito

Licensing and Contributions

mojito-cli-doc is licensed under a BSD license (see LICENSE.txt). To contribute to the Mojito project, please see Contributing.

The Mojito project is a meritocratic, consensus-based community project, which allows anyone to contribute and gain additional responsibilities.