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Like JSDoc, but for Sass files.
Currently only work for .scss
files.
Also, inline comments are not parsed (//
).
/**
* Adds `$value` at `$index` in `$list`.
*
* @author Hugo Giraudel
*
* @ignore Documentation: http://sassylists.com/documentation/#insert-nth
*
* @requires is-true
*
* @param {List} $list - list to update
* @param {Number} $index - index to add
* @param {*} $value - value to add
*
* @throws List index $index is not a number for `insert-nth`.
* @throws List index $index must be a non-zero integer for `insert-nth`.
*
* @return {List | Null}
*/
@function insert-nth($list, $index, $value) {
// ...
}
/**
* Defines whether the lib should support legacy browsers (e.g. `IE 8`).
*
* @since 1.3.37
*
* @todo Nothing. It's awesome.
*
* @link https://github.com/SassDoc/sassdoc SassDoc
*
* @type Bool
*/
$legacy-support: true !global;
npm install -g sassdoc-cli
See grunt-sassdoc.
sassdoc <src> <dest> [options]
Arguments:
<src>
Path to your Sass folder.<dest>
Path to the destination folder.Options:
-h, --help
: Bring help.--version
: Show version.-v, --verbose
: Run in verbose mode.-c, --config
: Path to JSON file containing variables to be passed
to the view.npm install sassdoc --save
var sassdoc = require('sassdoc');
sassdoc.parse(__dirname + '/sass').then(function (items) {
console.log(items);
})
var config = {
"display": {
"access": ["public", "private"],
"alias": false,
"watermark": true
},
"package": "./package.json"
}
var sassdoc = require('sassdoc');
sassdoc.documentize(source, dest, config);
See Wiki.
With the -c
or --config
flag, you can set the path to a JSON file containing variables to be passed to the view so the latter is a little more customized than the default documentation.
Default path leads to view/view.json
. You can update this file or make your own.
Allowed variables:
{
"display": {
"access": ["public", "private"],
"alias": false,
"watermark": true
},
"package": "./package.json"
}
Array
) display.access
: access levels that should be displayedBoolean
) display.alias
: enable/disable display of alias itemsBoolean
) display.watermark
: mention to SassDoc in footer (be cool, leave it!)String|Object
) package
: path to a .json file (ideally your package.json
) or directly an objectThe package object (either direct or required) should ideally contain:
title
: human name of your projectname
: package name of your project (in case title
is not defined)version
: your project's versionlicense
: your project's licensehomepage
: URL to your project's homepagedescription
: description of your projectWith huge contributions from:
FAQs
Release the docs!
We found that sassdoc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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