ApiDoc markdown creates a documentation from API descriptions in your source code.
It uses apidoc to convert inline documentation comments into json schema and later convert it to markdown.
Uses the apidoc-core library.
Documentation: apidocjs.com
$ npm install -g @mathieu_andrade/apidoc-markdownAdd some apidoc comments anywhere in your source code:
/**
 * @api {get} /user/:id Request User information
 * @apiName GetUser
 * @apiGroup User
 *
 * @apiParam {Number} id User's unique ID.
 *
 * @apiSuccess {String} firstname Firstname of the User.
 * @apiSuccess {String} lastname  Lastname of the User.
 */Now generate the documentation from src/ into doc/.
$ apidoc-markdown -i src/ -o doc/-f --file-filters <file-filters>         RegEx-Filter to select files that should be parsed (multiple -f can be used). (default: [])
-e, --exclude-filters <exclude-filters>  RegEx-Filter to select files / dirs that should not be parsed (many -e can be used). (default: [])
-i, --input <input>                      Input/source dirname. (default: [])
-o, --output <output>                    Output dirname. (default: "./doc/")
-t, --template <template>                Template to use for output files. Can be a path or a template type available. (default: "default.md")
-d, --data                               Return data files. (default: false)
-c, --config <config>                    Path to directory containing config file (apidoc.json). (default: "./")
-v, --verbose                            Verbose debug output.
--debug                                  Show debug messages.Available templates can be found in templates directory.
Please create a new issue if you have a suggestion/question or if you found a problem/bug.
ApiDoc-markdown is a collaborative project. Pull requests are welcome. Please see the CONTRIBUTING file.
- Improve gitbook template
- Write Automated tests
- Create a index file with all links of routes
- Write a example
- One file per route feature
Don't hesitate to suggest any feature you would like by creating an issue or a pull request.
- At apiDoc for the awesome apiDoc-core module
- At rigwildfor its huge work on the apiDoc-markdown module