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elm-doc-preview

Elm offline documentation previewer with hot reloading.

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elm-doc-preview

This is an Elm 0.19 offline documentation previewer for packages, applications and their dependencies.

It aims at rendering documentation exactly like the official package website to avoid any surprise when releasing a package.

Note that applications documentation is not yet supported by Elm, so only the README and dependencies are supported for those at the moment.

Features

  • Packages full support with hot reloading
  • Offline dependencies documentation for packages and applications
  • Regex filtering for focused documentation
  • Compilation errors display (packages only)
  • Online documentations sharing for reviews (using the online version)

Installation

$ npm install -g elm-doc-preview

Synopsis

Usage: edp|elm-doc-preview [options] [path_to_package_or_application]

Options:
  -V, --version      output the version number
  -p, --port <port>  the server listening port (default: 8000)
  -h, --help         output usage information

Environment variables:
  ELM_HOME           Elm home directory (cache)

For example, from the directory where your package elm.json is:

$ elm-doc-preview

or

$ edp

or from anywhere:

$ elm-doc-preview path/to/package_or_application

Online version

There is also an online version supporting documentations loading from github to share them for online reviews:

https://elm-doc-preview.netlify.com

It does not support hot-reloading or dependencies documentation though.

API

const DocServer = require('elm-doc-preview');

// constructor(path_to_elm_json = ".")
const server = new DocServer();

// Optionaly exit cleanly on SIGINT to let temporary files be removed
process.on("SIGINT", () => { process.exit(0); });

// listen(port = 8000)
server.listen();

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Package last updated on 18 Mar 2019

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