A docco-like formatter for the dox comment parser using Dust.js
npm install -g dox-docco
For pygments support, install python-setuptools, then
sudo easy_install pygments
If pygments is not installed, syntax highlighting will be skipped.
Usage: dox-docco [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-o, --outfile [outfile] the file to output to. Default is stdout
-i, --infile [infile] the file to read in. Deafult is stdin
-c, --css [css] The css file to use. Default is github hosted static/docco.css.
-t, --template [template] The dust template to use. Default is static/template.html.
--title [title] The title of the output document. Deafult is the input file name, or '' for stdin
Dox parses block style JS comments, while Docco parses single-line comments. In effect, this is Docco for block-style comments. I also wanted to create an example Dox template using Dust.js. This basically glues these 3 technologies together.
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A docco-like formatter for the dox comment parser
The npm package dox-docco receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, dox-docco popularity was classified as not popular.
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