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This is because that plugin provides the extremely common task of processing "tags". A tag is an identifier, usually embedded in source code comments, that provides documentation or information about some functionality, inline in the source code itself. Some of the many default tags are `@@function @@parent @@description @@body`, used in a source-file like:
```js
/**
* @@function yourproject.hellofunc hellofunc
* @@parent YourProject.apis
* @@description
* This documents something in a sub-page of YourProject.
*
* @@body
*
* ## Usage
*
* Explain how to use it in _markdown_!
*/
```
@highlight 2,2
For an example of a processor plugin that's not included by default, see:
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It seems what is meant is putting bit-docs-html-highlight-line after bit-docs-prettify in package.json. Didn't realize bit-docs respects the ordering there.
Used like:
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