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vue-documenter

v1.1.0

Published

An automatic Vue component documenter - yes - a component that documents components

Downloads

12

Readme

Vue Documenter

An automatic, living Vue component documenter - yes - a component that documents components, with no build step (ie Webpack or Rollup or extra commands to run, because it's just another component).

Usage

// YourVueDocumentationPage.vue

<template>
	<div>
		// Initially works with Bootstrap 4 classes
		<vue-documenter>
			<some-component></some-component>
			<another-component></another-component>
		</vue-documenter>

		// If you want full width documentation with no table of contents
		<vue-documenter :enable-table-of-contents="false" css-class-components-column="col">
			<some-component></some-component>
			<another-component></another-component>
		</vue-documenter>

		// You can also remap your own (these are defaults)
		<vue-documenter
			css-class-badge-deprecated="badge badge-warning"
			css-class-badge-optional="badge badge-secondary"
			css-class-badge-required="badge badge-danger"
			css-class-card="card card-body"
			css-class-components-column="col-sm-9"
			css-class-components-column-component="card card-body"
			css-class-components-column-component-table-wrapper="table-responsive"
			css-class-components-column-component-table="table table-striped"
			css-class-container="container-fluid"
			css-class-example-minimal="col-sm-6"
			css-class-example-full="col-sm-6"
			css-class-instructions="alert alert-info"
			css-class-table-of-contents-column="col-sm-3"
			css-class-table-of-contents-column-list=""
			css-class-row="row"
		>
			<some-component></some-component>
			<another-component></another-component>
		</vue-documenter>
	</div>
</template>
<script>

	import VueDocumenter from 'vue-documenter';

	import SomeComponent from './components/SomeComponent.vue';
	import AnotherComponent from './components/AnotherComponent.vue';

	export default {
		components: {
			VueDocumenter,
			SomeComponent,
			AnotherComponent,
		},
		data () {
			return {}
		}
	}
</script>

Output

Example Vue Documenter output

Why?

For when you don't always have time to keep secondary documentation updated, or aren't able to roll out something like Storybook for everybody on your team.

Read more

https://medium.com/skilljar-engineering/the-quickest-dirtiest-automatic-est-vue-documenter-ever-cf55845b4df9

Roadmap

  • [Bug] Documentation example code spacing in named slots
  • [Feature] Add ability to group components in the documentation
  • [Feature] Better usage of slots
  • [Done, not yet published] Update events' example value to be code highlighted
  • [Done, not yet published] Update documentation table of contents to be sticky
  • [Done, not yet published] Update CSS override classes to be individual properties rather than one all-or-nothing overridable object
  • [Done, not yet published] Add documentation ~URL~ description field for component meta
  • [Done, not yet published] Add description field for prop meta

Contributing

PRs totally accepted 👍

To run this project locally you'll need a few global packages installed

  • npm install -g @vue/cli @vue/cli-global-service

Then get to the example directory

  • cd /your-repo-location/vue-documenter/example

And run it!

  • npm run serve

This will build the /your-repo-location/vue-documenter/src/VueDocumenter.vue and copy the compiled file to the /your-repo-location/vue-documenter/example/dist/ directory where it'll be referenced correctly by the example App.vue entrypoint.

If all worked correctly you should be able to see it working at something like http://localhost:8080/