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ts-lit-docs

v0.1.4

Published

A documentation tool for LitElement components written in typescript

Downloads

5

Readme

Lit-docs

A website for visualizing documentation of lit-element web components written in typescript.

Run the project on its own components

npm start -- --config=./lit-docs.config.yaml

lit-docs.config.yaml

port: 5000

# directories to process for documentation
include:
  - ./client/src

exclude:
  - ./client/src/analytics
  - ./client/src/util

# scripts that must be served in order to load components for examples
scripts:
  - server/public/vendors-node_modules_material_mwc-button_mwc-button_js-node_modules_material_mwc-checkbox_mwc-6f2033.bundle.c9dd5f2e.js
  - server/public/main.bundle.js

Running for a project

npm start -- --config=../<project>/lit-docs.yaml

Setup

  1. Make sure you've installed the gcloud command line utility.

  2. Makes sure you are using python 2 in the directory where you will be running yarn dev. The gcloud server requires Python 2.

Usage

We recommend using yarn; however these same commands will work with npm as well.

install dependencies

yarn

run a development server including watching your javascript and less files

yarn dev

deploy to app engine

First add the ID of your app engine cloud project to the "gcloud" > "id" section of package.json.

Then:

yarn run deploy

Note: you can add additional gcloud parameters to the end. In the following command --quiet [-q] removes interactive prompts from gcloud

yarn run deploy -q

Extras

Linting

The .eslintrc file mimics most of Google's Typescript style guide.

To run the linting rules:

yarn lint

Code Formatter

You can fix many of the linter prettier warnings with:

yarn lint --fix