DocStrap is Bootstrap based template for JSDoc3. In addition, it includes all of the themes from Bootswatch giving you a great deal of look and feel options for your documentation, along with a simple search. Additionally, it adds some options to the conf.json file that gives you even more flexibility to tweak the template to your needs. It will also make your teeth whiter.
0.5.2 Major update. Amazing help from tswaters to solve a bunch of little problems and a to bring the codebase up to Bootstrap3. Make sure you are running the latest version of JSDoc before using this build.
Again huge, huge thanks to tswaters. Make sure you send him thanks or a tip!!!!!
- Right side TOC for navigation in pages, with quick search
- Themed
- Customizable
Here are examples of this template with the different Bootswatch themes (you can find more on the bootswatch web site):
To change your theme, just change it in the conf.json file. See below for details.
If you manage your own version of jsdoc:
{@lang bash}
npm install ink-docstrap
When using grunt, please look at grunt-jsdoc which includes docstrap
{@lang bash}
npm install grunt-jsdoc
DocStrap ships with a conf.json file in the template/ directory. It is just a regular old
JSDoc configuration file, but with the following new options:
{@lang javascript}
"templates": {
"systemName" : "{string}",
"footer" : "{string}",
"copyright" : "{string}",
"navType" : "{vertical|inline}",
"theme" : "{theme}",
"linenums" : "{boolean}",
"collapseSymbols" : "{boolean}",
"inverseNav" : "{boolean}",
"outputSourceFiles" : "{boolean}" ,
"outputSourcePath" : "{boolean}",
"dateFormat" : "{string}",
"highlightTutorialCode" : "{boolean}",
"syntaxTheme" : "{string}"
}
- systemName The name of the system being documented. This will appear in the page title for each page
- footer Any markup want to appear in the footer of each page. This is not processed at all, just printed exactly as you enter it
- copyright You can add a copyright message below the footer and above the JSDoc timestamp at the bottom of the page
- navType
The template uses top level navigation with dropdowns for the contents of each category. On large systems these dropdowns
can get large enough to expand beyond the page. To make the dropdowns render wider and stack the entries vertically, set this
option to
"inline". Otherwise set it to"vertical"to make them regular stacked dropdowns. - theme
This is the name of the them you want to use in all lowercase. The valid options are
ceruleancosmocyborgdarklyflatlyjournallumenpaperreadablesandstonesimplexslatespacelabsuperherounitedyeti
- linenums When true, line numbers will appear in the source code listing. If you have also turned that on.
- collapseSymbols
If your pages have a large number of symbols, it can be easy to get lost in all the text. If you turn this to
trueall of the symbols in the page will roll their contents up so that you just get a list of symbols that can be expanded and collapsed. - analytics Add a Google Analytics code to the template output
e.g.
"analytics":{"ua":"UA-XXXXX-XXX", "domain":"XXXX"}- ua The google agent (see Google Analytics help for details)
- domain The domain being served. (see Google Analytics help for details)
- inverseNav
Bootstrap navbars come in two flavors, regular and inverse where inverse is generally higher contrast. Set this to
trueto use the inverse header. - outputSourceFiles When true, the system will produce source pretty printed file listings with a link from the documentation.
- outputSourcePath
When
outputSourceFilesisfalse, you may still want to name the file even without a link to the pretty printed output. Set this totruewhenoutputSourceFilesisfalse.outputSourceFileswhentruetakes precedence over this setting. - dateFormat The date format to use when printing dates. It accepts any format string understood by moment.js
- highlightTutorialCode Boolean used to determine whether to treat code blocks in "tutorial" markdown as examples and highlight them
- syntaxTheme String that determines the theme used for code blocks. Default value is
"default". It can be any value supported at sunlight themes which right now consists of...uh..."default"and"dark", but at least you have it if you need it.
Of course this is intended to document JS. But JS often interacts with other languages, most commonly HTML, but also any
language on the server including PHP, C# and other C-like languages. The point is that when you write examples, you may want to
include other languages to make your examples as expressive as possible. So, DocStrap introduces a new documentation tag
which can appear inside any example block in source code, or in any fenced code block in markdown: {@lang languageName}, where
language can be any of the languages supported by Sunlight
Look at this: For an example of this thing in action this )__
The syntax for adding the tag is as follows. When in markdown, add the tag on the line just after the ``` fence like so:
```
{@lang language}
This is my code
```
When in a doclet add the tag just after the @example tag like this:
@example {@lang xml}
<div>This is the most interesting web site ever</div>
These are the supported languages.
- ActionScript
- bash
- C/C++
- C♯
- CSS
- Diff
- DOS batch
- Erlang
- Haskell
- httpd (Apache)
- Java
- JavaScript
- Lisp
- Lua
- MySQL
- nginx
- Objective-C
- Perl
- PHP
- PowerShell
- Python
- Ruby
- Scala
- T-SQL
- VB.NET
- XML (HTML)
No template can meet every need and customizing templates is a favorite pastime of....well, no-one, but you may need to anyway.
First make sure you have bower and grunt-cli installed.
Fetch the source using git or grab the zip file from github. and unzip
it somewhere. Everything that follows happens in the unzip directory.
Next, prepare the environment:
bower install
and
npm install
When that is done, you have all of the tools to start modifying the template. The template, like Bootstrap, uses less.
The way it works is that ./styles/main.less pulls in the bootstrap files uncompiled so that you have access to all of bootstraps mixins, colors,
etc, that you would want. There are two more files in that directory, variables.less, bootswatch.less. These are the
theme files and you can modify them, but keep in mind that if you apply a new theme (see below) those files will be overwritten. It is best
to keep your changes to the main.less file.
To compile your changes to main.less and any other files it loads up,
grunt less
The output is will be put in ./template/static/styles/site.<theme-name>.css. The next time you create your documentation, it
will have the new css file included.
To apply a different template to the styles directory to modify, open up the conf.json in the template directory and
change the theme option to the theme you want. Then
grunt apply
And the new theme will be in variables.less, bootswatch.less. Don't forget to compile your changes using grunt apply to
get that change into the template.
NOTE that these steps are not necessary to just change the theme, this is only to modify the theme. If all you want to do is change the theme, just update conf.json with the new theme and build your docs!
Yes! Contribute! Test! Share your ideas! Report Bugs!
Huge thanks to all contributors. If your name should be here, but isn't, please let me know
- marklagendijk
- michaelward82
- kaustavdm
- vmeurisse
- bmathern
- jrkim123us
- shawke
- mar10
- mwcz
- pocesar
- hyperandroid
- vmadman
- whitelynx
- tswaters
- PR Issue #76
- PR Issue #77
- Issue #69
- Issue #68
- Pull Request #59
- Issue #58
- Issue #57
- Issue #55
- Issue #54
- Issue #52
- Issue #51
- Issue #50
- Issue #45
- Issue #44
- Issue #46
- Issue #46
- Issue #47
- Issue #44
- Update documentation
- Issue #43
- Issue #42
- Issue #34
- Issue #41
- Issue #40
- Issue #39
- Issue #36
- Issue #32
- Fixed navigation at page top
- Adds -d switch to example jsdoc command.
- Fixed typo in readme
- Improve search box positioning and styles
- Add dynamic quick search in TOC
- Fix for line numbers styling issue
- Added jump to source linenumers - still a problem scrolling with fixed header
- changed syntax highlighter to sunlight
- Modify incoming bootswatch files to make font calls without protocol.
Initial release
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JSDoc3 is licensed under the Apache License
DocStrap is licensed under the MIT license.
DocStrap Copyright (c) 2012-2014 Terry Weiss. All rights reserved.
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