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typescript-documentation

v3.0.2

Published

Generate markdown API documentation directly from TypeScript source code

Downloads

88

Readme

typescript-documentation

npm version Build Status Coverage Status npm github

Generate markdown API documentation directly from TypeScript source code.

Usage

npm i typescript-documentation
> typescript-documentation [options]

Options:
  -p, --project <tsconfig file>  relative or absolute path to a tsconfig.json file (default: "./tsconfig.json")
  -e, --entry <main file>        entry/main file of project (default: "./src/index.ts")
  -o, --output <markdown file>   markdown documentation output file location (default: "./docs/README.md")
  -h, --help                     output usage information

Live example output

Documenting variables

Example input:

/**
 * Simple variable description
 * line 2
 * @see {@link https://test.url.1|Example url 1}
 * @see {@link https://test.url.2|Example url 2}
 * @example
 * example 1 line 1
 * example 1 line 2
 * @example
 * example 2 line 1
 * example 2 line 2
 */
export const simpleVariable: number = 1;

Example output:

simpleVariable

Simple variable description line 2

TYPE

number

EXAMPLES

example 1 line 1
example 1 line 2
example 2 line 1
example 2 line 2

SEE ALSO

Documenting functions

Example input:

/**
 * Simple function description
 * line 2
 * @see {@link https://test.url.1|Example url 1}
 * @see {@link https://test.url.2|Example url 2}
 * @example
 * example 1 line 1
 * example 1 line 2
 * @example
 * example 2 line 1
 * example 2 line 2
 * @param a first parameter description
 * @param b second parameter description
 */
export function simpleFunction(a: string, b?: number): string {
  return a;
}

Example output:

simpleFunction(a, b)

Simple function description line 2

PARAMETERS

  • a: string - first parameter description
  • b?: number - second parameter description

RETURNS

string

EXAMPLES

example 1 line 1
example 1 line 2
example 2 line 1
example 2 line 2

SEE ALSO

Documenting classes

Example input:

/**
 * Simple class description
 * line 2
 * @see {@link https://test.url.1|Example url 1}
 * @see {@link https://test.url.2|Example url 2}
 * @example
 * example 1 line 1
 * example 1 line 2
 * @example
 * example 2 line 1
 * example 2 line 2
 */
export class SimpleClass {
  /**
   * simpleMethod1 description
   * line 2
   * @see {@link https://test.url.3|Example url 3}
   * @see {@link https://test.url.4|Example url 4}
   * @example
   * example 3 line 1
   * example 3 line 2
   * @example
   * example 4 line 1
   * example 4 line 2
   */
  public simpleMethod1(): void {
    return;
  }

  /**
   * simpleMethod2 description
   * line 2
   * @param a first parameter description
   * @param b second parameter description
   */
  public simpleMethod2(a: string, b: number): string {
    return a + b;
  }
}

Example output:

SimpleClass

Simple class description line 2

EXAMPLES

example 1 line 1
example 1 line 2
example 2 line 1
example 2 line 2

SEE ALSO

simpleClass.simpleMethod1()

simpleMethod1 description line 2

RETURNS

void

EXAMPLES

example 3 line 1
example 3 line 2
example 4 line 1
example 4 line 2

SEE ALSO

simpleClass.simpleMethod2(a, b)

simpleMethod2 description line 2

PARAMETERS

  • a: string - first parameter description
  • b: number - second parameter description

RETURNS

string

Documenting types

Example input:

/**
 * Simple type description
 * line 2
 * @see {@link https://test.url.1|Example url 1}
 * @see {@link https://test.url.2|Example url 2}
 * @example
 * example 1 line 1
 * example 1 line 2
 * @example
 * example 2 line 1
 * example 2 line 2
 */
export type SimpleType = {
  /**
   * first property description
   */
  a: string;

  /**
   * second property description
   */
  b?: number;
};

Example output:

SimpleType

Simple type description line 2

PROPERTIES

  • a: string - first property description
  • b?: number - second property description

EXAMPLES

example 1 line 1
example 1 line 2
example 2 line 1
example 2 line 2

SEE ALSO

Documenting enumerations

Example input:

/**
 * Simple enumeration description
 * line 2
 * @see {@link https://test.url.1|Example url 1}
 * @see {@link https://test.url.2|Example url 2}
 * @example
 * example 1 line 1
 * example 1 line 2
 * @example
 * example 2 line 1
 * example 2 line 2
 */
export enum SimpleEnum {
  ONE,
  TWO
}

Example output:

SimpleEnum

Simple enumeration description line 2

POSSIBLE VALUES

  • ONE
  • TWO

EXAMPLES

example 1 line 1
example 1 line 2
example 2 line 1
example 2 line 2

SEE ALSO