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TypeDoc is a documentation generator for TypeScript projects. It reads your TypeScript source code and its comments and produces an HTML documentation website. It is capable of creating readable and user-friendly documentation for TypeScript projects, which can be very helpful for both maintaining internal code and for sharing code with external users.
Generating Documentation
This command generates documentation for the TypeScript source files located in the 'src' directory and outputs the result to the 'docs' directory.
typedoc --out docs src
Customizing the Theme
This command generates documentation with a minimal theme, which is one of the built-in themes provided by TypeDoc.
typedoc --out docs src --theme minimal
Excluding Private Members
This command generates documentation while excluding private members from the output, making the documentation cleaner if private members are not intended to be part of the public API.
typedoc --out docs src --excludePrivate
Including Declaration Files
This command includes type declaration files (d.ts files) in the documentation generation process, which can be useful for documenting the types that are part of the project's external API.
typedoc --out docs src --includeDeclarations
JSDoc is a popular documentation generator for JavaScript. It uses comments in the source code to generate comprehensive documentation. While similar in purpose to TypeDoc, JSDoc is tailored for JavaScript and requires additional plugins to work well with TypeScript.
ESDoc is another documentation generator for JavaScript, with support for ES6+ syntax. It provides features like coverage reporting and integrated test codes in the documentation. ESDoc is not as TypeScript-focused as TypeDoc and may require additional configuration for TypeScript projects.
Documentation generator for TypeScript projects.
TypeDoc runs on Node.js and is available as an NPM package. You can install TypeDoc in your project's directory as usual:
$ npm install typedoc --save-dev
Like the TypeScript compiler, TypeDoc comes with a binary that can be called from anywhere
if you install TypeDoc as a global module. The name of the executable is typedoc
.
$ npm install typedoc --global
$ typedoc
If you want to know what a documentation created with TypeDoc looks like, head over to the homepage of the project. We've setup examples demonstrating the two default themes shipped with the package:
http://typedoc.io/themes/default
http://typedoc.io/themes/minimal
TypeDoc accepts most of the command line arguments that the TypeScript compiler accepts. One major difference is the fact that one may pass an entire directory instead of individual files to the documentation generator. So in order to create a documentation for an entire project you simply type:
$ typedoc --out path/to/documentation/ path/to/typescript/project/
Starting with version 0.2, TypeDoc no longer can predict whether files should be treated as modules
or whether the project should be compiled into one big namespace. You must specify the mode
argument
in order to change the behaviour of TypeDoc.
--out <path/to/documentation/>
--mode <file|modules>
--json <path/to/output.json>
--exclude <pattern>
--includeDeclarations
--externalPattern <pattern>
--excludeExternals
--module <commonjs or amd>
--target <ES3 or ES5>
--theme <default|minimal|path/to/theme>
--name <Documentation title>
--readme <path/to/readme|none>
none
to disable the index page
and start the documentation on the globals page.--hideGenerator
--gaID
--gaSite <site>
auto
--entryPoint <fully.qualified.name>
--includes <path/to/includes>
Specifies the location to look for included documents. One may use [[include:FILENAME]]
in comments to include documents from this location.
--media <path/to/media>
Specifies the location with media files that should be copied to the output directory. In order to create
a link to media files use the pattern media://FILENAME
in comments.
--version
--help
There is a plugin available to run TypeDoc with Gulp created by Rogier Schouten. You can find it on NPM:
https://www.npmjs.org/package/gulp-typedoc/
There is a plugin available to run TypeDoc with Grunt created by Bart van der Schoor. You can find it on NPM:
https://www.npmjs.org/package/grunt-typedoc
Visit our homepage for advanced guides and an extensive API documentation:
http://typedoc.io
Contributions are welcome and appreciated. You can find TypeDoc on GitHub, feel free to start
an issue or create a pull requests:
https://github.com/sebastian-lenz/typedoc
Copyright (c) 2015 Sebastian Lenz.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
FAQs
Create api documentation for TypeScript projects.
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