JSDoc 3, Doxygen-like templates?
by Mill J from LinuxQuestions.org on (#531HZ)
Hello.
I recently "discovered" the power of Doxygen. It's works very well in my C/C++ projects. However some of my projects are written in HTML/JavaScript and as some of you know, JS is not supported by Doxygen. I checked out several methods of getting doxygen to work with js but I couldn't get any of those scripts going.
So I started using JSDoc3 and it does a decent job although the resulting documentation is rather ugly and fairly hard to navigate. So I started looking for templates to improve the looks and handling. There's a lot of them out there! But I couldn't find any that even attempted to resemble Doxygen. Does something like that exist or do I need to write my own template?
Also do any of you have experience with a better alternative to JSDoc?
Thanks in advance
I recently "discovered" the power of Doxygen. It's works very well in my C/C++ projects. However some of my projects are written in HTML/JavaScript and as some of you know, JS is not supported by Doxygen. I checked out several methods of getting doxygen to work with js but I couldn't get any of those scripts going.
So I started using JSDoc3 and it does a decent job although the resulting documentation is rather ugly and fairly hard to navigate. So I started looking for templates to improve the looks and handling. There's a lot of them out there! But I couldn't find any that even attempted to resemble Doxygen. Does something like that exist or do I need to write my own template?
Also do any of you have experience with a better alternative to JSDoc?
Thanks in advance