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Options. TypeDoc accepts most of the command line arguments that the TypeScript compiler accepts. All command line arguments that are passed in without a flag will be parsed as input files. TypeDoc also accepts directories as input files. Any options passed on the command line will override options set in a configuration file.| TYPEDOC
TypeDoc. Guides; API; GitHub; Installation; Options; Doc Comments; Link Resolution; Project ReferencesINSTALLATION
First install TypeDoc locally in your project: $ npm install typedoc --save-dev. By saving TypeDoc to the project package.json file with the previous command, anyone who runs npm install on the project will have typedoc installed at the specific version required for TYPEDOC DOCUMENTATION Usage. To generate documentation TypeDoc needs to know your project entry point, and TypeScript compiler options. It will automatically try to find your tsconfig.json file, so you can just specify the entry point of your library: typedoc src/index.ts. If you have multiple entry points, specify each of them.PLUGINS | TYPEDOC
Plugins. TypeDoc supports plugins using the --plugin flag. There are a number of community developed plugins available for installation on npm. Some suggested plugins include: Markdown Render documentation as markdown. External Module Name - Set the name of TypeDoc external modules. Sourcefile URL - Set custom source file URL links.THEMES | TYPEDOC
Themes. Themes allow you to change the look and feel of the generated documentation. You can use one of the included themes, modify them to suit your needs or create a fully custom theme.PROJECT REFERENCES
Project References. As of 0.20, TypeDoc has limited support for TypeScript projects using project references and solution style tsconfig files. This support is limited since TypeDoc is currently unable to: Resolve type reference links between projects. Properly link files to GitHub ifLINK RESOLUTION
Link Resolution. When a link is specified with {@link Apple.seeds} or {@link Apple.seeds | link text}, TypeDoc takes several steps to determine where to find Apple.seeds.. Check for the provided name within the current reflection's children. Check for the provided name within the parent reflection's children.DOC COMMENTS
A doc comment describing a file must be placed before any code in the file. It should be annotated with the @module tag so that TypeDoc knows that it is intended to be documentation for the file itself. If TypeDoc guesses a module's name incorrectly, you can override it with the @module by specifying text after the tag name. HOME | TYPEDOCTYPEDOCAPIOPTIONS Home | TypeDoc. TypeDoc converts comments in TypeScript source code into rendered HTML documentation or a JSON model. It is extensible and supports a variety of configurations. Available as a CLI or Nodemodule.
OPTIONS | TYPEDOC
Options. TypeDoc accepts most of the command line arguments that the TypeScript compiler accepts. All command line arguments that are passed in without a flag will be parsed as input files. TypeDoc also accepts directories as input files. Any options passed on the command line will override options set in a configuration file.| TYPEDOC
TypeDoc. Guides; API; GitHub; Installation; Options; Doc Comments; Link Resolution; Project ReferencesINSTALLATION
First install TypeDoc locally in your project: $ npm install typedoc --save-dev. By saving TypeDoc to the project package.json file with the previous command, anyone who runs npm install on the project will have typedoc installed at the specific version required for TYPEDOC DOCUMENTATION Usage. To generate documentation TypeDoc needs to know your project entry point, and TypeScript compiler options. It will automatically try to find your tsconfig.json file, so you can just specify the entry point of your library: typedoc src/index.ts. If you have multiple entry points, specify each of them.PLUGINS | TYPEDOC
Plugins. TypeDoc supports plugins using the --plugin flag. There are a number of community developed plugins available for installation on npm. Some suggested plugins include: Markdown Render documentation as markdown. External Module Name - Set the name of TypeDoc external modules. Sourcefile URL - Set custom source file URL links.THEMES | TYPEDOC
Themes. Themes allow you to change the look and feel of the generated documentation. You can use one of the included themes, modify them to suit your needs or create a fully custom theme.PROJECT REFERENCES
Project References. As of 0.20, TypeDoc has limited support for TypeScript projects using project references and solution style tsconfig files. This support is limited since TypeDoc is currently unable to: Resolve type reference links between projects. Properly link files to GitHub ifLINK RESOLUTION
Link Resolution. When a link is specified with {@link Apple.seeds} or {@link Apple.seeds | link text}, TypeDoc takes several steps to determine where to find Apple.seeds.. Check for the provided name within the current reflection's children. Check for the provided name within the parent reflection's children.DOC COMMENTS
A doc comment describing a file must be placed before any code in the file. It should be annotated with the @module tag so that TypeDoc knows that it is intended to be documentation for the file itself. If TypeDoc guesses a module's name incorrectly, you can override it with the @module by specifying text after the tag name. TYPEDOC DOCUMENTATION Binds an option to the given property. Does not register the option. since. v0.16.3. privateremarks. This overload is intended for plugin use only with looser type checks. Do not use internally. Parameters. name: NeverIfInternal < string >. OPTIONS | TYPEDOC DOCUMENTATION Options are read in a specific order. argv (0) - Must be read first since it should change the files read when passing --options or --tsconfig. typedoc-json (100) - Read next so that it can specify the tsconfig.json file to read. tsconfig-json (200) - Last config fileAPPLICATION
Documentation for TypeDoc Documentation - v0.20.36. This class holds the two main components of TypeDoc, the Converter and the Renderer.When running TypeDoc, first the Converter is invoked which generates a ProjectReflection from the passed in source files. The ProjectReflection is a hierarchical model representation of theTypeScript project.
JSONOUTPUT | TYPEDOC DOCUMENTATION Documentation for TypeDoc Documentation - v0.20.36. Contains interfaces which describe the JSON output. Each interface is related to a specific type of serializer. CONVERTER | TYPEDOC DOCUMENTATION Bind an event to only be triggered a single time. After the first time the callback is invoked, its listener will be removed. If multiple events are passed in using the space-separated syntax, the handler will fire once for each event, not once for a combination of allevents.
MAPDECLARATIONOPTION Documentation for TypeDoc Documentation - v0.20.36. Unlike the rest of the option types, there is no sensible generic default for mappedoption types.
ARGUMENTSREADER
Note that to preserve expected behavior, the argv reader must have both the lowest priority so that it may set the location of config files used by other readers and the highest priority so that it can override settings from lower priority readers.PARAMETERHINT
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ARRAYDECLARATIONOPTION Documentation for TypeDoc Documentation - v0.20.36. The parameter type, used to convert user configuration values into the expectedtype.
DECLARATIONREFLECTION Class DeclarationReflection. A reflection that represents a single declaration emitted by the TypeScript compiler. All parts of a project are represented by DeclarationReflection instances. The actual kind of a reflection is stored in its ´kind´ member.TypeDoc
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A documentation generator for TypeScript projects. TypeDoc converts comments in TypeScript source code into rendered HTML documentation or a JSON model. It is extensible and supports a variety of configurations. Available as a CLI or Node module.QUICK START
If you have npm installed , start using typedoc with the following commands. # Install the global CLI npm install --global typedoc #Execute typedoc on your project typedoc --out docs src For more advanced usage and configuration guides, see the installationguide .
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