com.agical.rmock:tddoc
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TDDoc aims to simplify the documentation of testdriven projects by utilizing comments, values and more in the testcases to generate documentation. This release of TDDoc was used to create the documentation for the RMock project. The PDF documentation is made from a generated DocBook XML file. The integrated Maven HTML documentation was made from a generated XDoc file. The documentation for TDDoc is ironically not very extensive, but the source from the Documentation project can serve as a big code example.
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TDDoc aims to simplify the documentation of testdriven projects by utilizing comments, values and more in the testcases to generate documentation. This release of TDDoc was used to create the documentation for the RMock project. The PDF documentation is made from a generated DocBook XML file. The integrated Maven HTML documentation was made from a generated XDoc file. The documentation for TDDoc is ironically not very extensive, but the source from the Documentation project can serve as a big code example.
We found that com.agical.rmock:tddoc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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