JSDOC-Toolkit template based on bootstrap, and it realy looks slik! You can generate a customised documentation website AND a static documentation with a uniform look-and-feel.
#Requirements JSDOC-Toolkit and some JSDOCs formatted code.
#Rationale
- This template was developed to integrate the JSDOCS into the revised website of the APE Project To document API's is one thing. To keep them accurate you need to lower the effords for the developers: That means simple and available
- One of the nice features in the APE_Server is the spidermonkey. c modules. JSDoc-Toolkit handles this with the @name tag.
- I never tested it with JSDOC-toolkit 3. I like to stay independed. I read node.js somewhere and didn't bother to read further.
- It should be able to generate documentation for both 'offline' and 'online' documentation, so that the look-and-feel of a website can be reused.
#What is with the name? jsdoc bootstrap ape. Get it?
#Example Probably as one of the few people around I like to use Makefiles. See the example direcory It is very easy to include seperate headers/footer by giving a prefix parameter (e.g. --define="prefix:online" loads uses online_footer.tmpl and online_header.tmpl snippets)
#License The Docstrape template is, like JSDOC Toolkit itself, published under the X11/MIT License. Docstrape is Copyright (c) 2013 Peter Reijnders ([email protected])