@git.zone/tsdoc

A TypeScript documentation tool with extensive features including AI-driven documentation enhancements.

Install

To install @git.zone/tsdoc, use npm (Node Package Manager). First, ensure you have Node.js installed on your system. Then, open a terminal and execute the following command:

npm install @git.zone/tsdoc --save

This command downloads and installs @git.zone/tsdoc, adding it to your project's dependencies.

Usage

The usage section for @git.zone/tsdoc aims to guide you through leveraging the tool's capabilities for enhancing your TypeScript project documentation with AI-driven optimizations. Complete usage instructions exceed the space constraints here but include essential setup steps, examples, recommended practices, and how to integrate @git.zone/tsdoc into your project effectively.

Getting Started

First, ensure you import @git.zone/tsdoc functionalities into your project. Start by importing necessary functions or classes provided by the module in your TypeScript file:

import { runCli } from '@git.zone/tsdoc';

Basic Documentation Generation

@git.zone/tsdoc simplifies the generation of robust documentation for TypeScript projects. Initiate documentation generation by invoking the runCli method or through the CLI tool provided:

// Programmatically
await runCli();

// Or using the CLI directly
tsdoc generate

This process involves scanning for TypeScript annotations and comments to produce detailed documentation.

Advanced Features

To get the most out of @git.zone/tsdoc, explore its AI-driven features designed to enhance the documentation further:

• AI-Assisted Commenting: Utilizes AI to suggest comments for complex code sections, improving understandability.
• Documentation Quality Analysis: Employs AI algorithms to evaluate and suggest improvements for your project's documentation, aiming for clarity, completeness, and effectiveness.

Continuous Integration

Integrate documentation generation into your continuous integration pipeline to automate the creation and updating of documentation with each code change. This approach ensures your documentation remains up-to-date and relevant.

Example: Documenting a TypeScript Module

Consider a module that provides basic arithmetic operations. Here's how you might document it using @git.zone/tsdoc:

/**
 * A simple arithmetic calculator class.
 */
export class Calculator {
  /**
   * Adds two numbers.
   * @param a The first number.
   * @param b The second number.
   * @returns The sum of `a` and `b`.
   */
  add(a: number, b: number): number {
    return a + b;
  }

  /**
   * Subtracts the second number from the first.
   * @param a The first number.
   * @param b The second number.
   * @returns The difference of `a` and `b`.
   */
  subtract(a: number, b: number): number {
    return a - b;
  }
}

By including detailed comments and utilizing TypeScript's type system, you provide @git.zone/tsdoc with the information needed to generate comprehensive documentation for each method, including parameters and return types.

Conclusion

Incorporating @git.zone/tsdoc into your TypeScript project not only streamlines the documentation process but leverages AI to enhance the quality and effectiveness of your project's documentation. Follow the suggested practices and explore the advanced features to fully utilize this powerful tool.

For further information and more detailed instructions on using the advanced features of @git.zone/tsdoc, please consult the official documentation.

(Note: This usage section is a foundational guide; please refer to the full documentation of @git.zone/tsdoc for detailed instructions and advanced usage scenarios.)

License and Legal Information

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