dadada - by trio

Artisanal Rust inlined code documentation renderer

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Install rust

For this to work you need to have rust installed. You can do this with sudo pacman -S rustup, or any other package manager.

Install

You can install it quite easily with cargo install dadada.

Usage

dadada will be installed as command line tool for you to run. Just specify the files you want to have rendered and it will do so. If you do not provide a target output file (--output / -o) the result will be printed to stdout.

The full list of cli arguments is:

Benjamin Kampmann <ben@gnunicorn.org>, Rui Vieira <ruidevieira@googlemail.com>
Artisanal Rust inlined code documentation renderer

USAGE:
    dadada [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <FILE>...

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
        --no-css     Do not add CSS to output
        --no-js      Do not add Javascript to output
    -V, --version    Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -o, --output <FILE>     target file to render to, stdout if not given
    -t, --title <String>    The HTML title to render

ARGS:
    <FILE>...    rust source files

An example to render all the rust files in your crate under target/dadada-output.html therefor would be: dadada --title "All my Code Example" -o target/dadada-output.html src/*.rs.

ToDo's towards 1.0

Help wanted!

• [-] Improve Readme
• Make html mobile-friendly / responsive
• Remove remote includes from html
• Add --title-CLI parameter to add title
• additional --meta, --header and --footer parameters to allow for easy customisation
• travis.yml example to build on push
• build.rs script-example to automagically build all examples of a crate
• Integration and regression test suite

Credits

This is inspired by docco by Bardadym Denis (sadly discontinued) and based off of the Rust tool dada by Rui Vieira