This tool is used to generate both declarations and documentations with couple of clicks.
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This framework is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
See the LICENSE file for more information.
Add the file workspace.json to your project, below a table of all possible configurations that can be used.
| Property | Type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| root | string | src | Source code folder |
| types | string | types | Generate declarations into this folder |
| out | string | docs | Generate documentation this folder |
| npm | string | name | Project name in npm |
| github | string | Name | Project name in GitHub |
To call the package's functionality, use the workspace shell command, which accepts the following properties:
| Name | Type | required | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| path | Argument | NO | configuration file path, default: "./workspace.json" |
| --no-config | Option | NO | Use it to not re-setup the configurations |
| --types OR -t | Option | NO | Emit declarations files |
| --docs OR -d | Option | NO | Emit documentations files |
Below are the recommended npm scripts:
We recommend regenerating the types every time the docs are created to be sure that we're documenting the latest types
types: Generates declarations after re-setting up configurationsdocs: runestypesthen generates documentations
"scripts": {
"types": "workspace ./workspace.json -t",
"docs": "workspace ./workspace.json -t -d",
}If you rarely change the configurations, you can make two script for each script to reduce the run time
"scripts": {
"types": "workspace ./workspace.json -t --no-config",
"types:conf": "workspace ./workspace.json -t",
"docs": "workspace ./workspace.json -t -d --no-config",
"docs:conf": "workspace ./workspace.json -t -d",
}
