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Should support an option to turn off the index #6
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See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md). The API docs in the README are now generated from JSDoc comments. The JSDoc comments will need to be improved. @edjafarov see above ^ Also fixed the default Grunt task.
hey.. sorry i have been slow to respond @adam-lynch , been up to my neck in it with "real work".. anyway, i'm back.. listen, you don't need to go through all the shit you did to get your customised docs, it's easy - i just haven't documented it yet.. that's my next job! will keep you posted. |
cool 👍 Yeah it was awkward alright |
btw, you shouldn't have seen an index if your input source code only contained one class.. i have a feeling you might have been using an old version.. were you using |
grunt-jsdoc-to-markdown. See https://github.com/edjafarov/node-webkit-updater |
I have one file with one class and I was getting rundant stuff like:
I used a template like this to get what I wanted:
It was painful to debug through a few our your modules and eventually through dmd's templates to find the right bit of handlebars markup to use.
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