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api-docs-gen
Advanced tools
API Documentation generator from api-extractor
doc model
You need to generate doc model with using api-extractor
$ npm install -g api-docs-gen
yarn global api-docs-gen
pnpm add -g api-docs-gen
Usage
$ api-docs-gen <package1.api.json> <package2.api.json> ...
Options
--config, -c configration file
--output, -o output dierectory that is markdown contents
--generateStyle, -g document generating style, default 'prefix'
'prefix': be able to separated with each package name
'directory': be able to separated with each package directory
--tsdocConfig, -t tsdoc configration file
const path = require('path')
const { genereate, DefaultConfig } = require('api-docs-gen')
// input
const input = [path.resolve(process.cwd(), './package1.api.json')]
// output
const output = path.resolve(process.cwd(), './docs')
// generate API docs with prefixed package name
await generate(input, output, { style: 'prefix', config: DefaultConfig })
About details, See the API References
You can play API docs generation that have multi packages.
You can play with the following command:
$ pnpm example:build # build on each package
$ pnpm example:extract # generate doc model with `api-extractor` on each package
$ pnpm example:gen # genearte API docs with `api-docs-gen`
$ pnpm example:docs # run vuepress
api-docs-gen
allows TSDoc custom tags to be processed using tsdoc-config.
You can make it work from the api-extractor
model by specifying tsdoc configration in the --tsdoc-config
option as follows:
$ api-docs-gen package1.api.json --tsdoc-config ./tsdoc.json
If you want to output custom tags comment to markdown, you need to implement and configure the custom MarkdownProcessor
.
For the MarkdownProcessor
, see the API References.
See how to configure it in the following configration.
You can fully customize the generation of api docs using the config offered by api-docs-gen
.
Here is the schema (typescript type definition) of the config:
// There are two things you need to specify in config
export interface Config {
// A resolver that resolves references to links in markdown content
linkReferencer?: ReferenceResolver
// A processor that generates markdown content
processor: MarkdownProcessor
}
You can generate customized api docs by specifying these as you define them in your config, and the CLI --config
option. api-docs-gen
CLI will read docsgen.config.js
as default.
api-docs-gen API docs is a TOC included markdown document. To generate the API docs, it use a customized resolver and processor for TOC.
If you want to customize your api docs, these will be helpful.
It's recommended to refer to the API References for customization.
Details changes for each release are documented in the CHANGELOG.md.
Please make sure to read the Issue Reporting Checklist before opening an issue. Issues not conforming to the guidelines may be closed immediately.
Managed with GitHub Projects
FAQs
API Documentation generator from `api-extractor` doc model
The npm package api-docs-gen receives a total of 32 weekly downloads. As such, api-docs-gen popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that api-docs-gen demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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