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gulp-typedoc
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Gulp plugin to execute the TypeDoc tool by Sebastian Lenz http://typedoc.org https://github.com/TypeStrong/typedoc
Install both gulp-typedoc and typedoc:
npm install --save-dev gulp-typedoc typedoc
The reason for installing typedoc separately is that it allows you to choose the version of typedoc, independent from the version of gulp-typedoc.
The plugin takes an object, of which all properties are passed transparently to typedoc. Pipe in TypeScript files. The documentation files are not piped out.
By default, the plugin will output log messages from TypeDoc. Specify logger: 'none'
to suppress TypeDoc logging altogether.
var typedoc = require("gulp-typedoc");
gulp.task("typedoc", function() {
return gulp
.src(["data/*.ts"])
.pipe(typedoc({
// Output options (see TypeDoc docs http://typedoc.org/api/interfaces/typedocoptionmap.html)
// NOTE: the out option and the json option cannot share the same directory
out: "./out/html/",
json: "/out/file.json",
// TypeDoc options (see TypeDoc docs http://typedoc.org/api/interfaces/typedocoptionmap.html)
name: "my-project",
theme: "/path/to/my/theme",
plugin: ["my", "plugins"],
version: true,
}))
;
});
>=0.20.34
now (and supports it)logger
option.ISC
FAQs
Gulp plugin for the TypeDoc typescript documentation tool.
We found that gulp-typedoc 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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