Reputation: 5907
I need to generate documentation for a JavaScript project, and I would like to do it with Javadoc.
Unhopefully, I have to do it on Visual Studio 2013, and it looks like there is nothing to help Javadoc comments blocks. I would like at least when I do this :
/**
+ enter
To generate that :
/**
*
*/
I've looked for plugins or similar questions, on Stackoverflow and on Microsoft website, but I only found plugins or solutions for Doxygen.
Do am I really looking for something that doesn't exist, or is there something that I missed ? (I hope so)
Upvotes: 2
Views: 4391
Reputation: 10211
For Visual Studio you could use DocStubsJs, An extension for Visual Studio 2012+ to auto generate documentation comment stubs for JSDoc and VSDoc in JavaScript and TypeScript editors.
The source code available on GitHub
Quote from GitHub README:
DocStubsJs is a fairly straight-forward plugin that uses events and string parsing to determine when and how to insert a document stub. It essentially just watches key-strokes for the identifying documentation comment bock initializers. ("///" for VSDoc, and "/**" for JSDoc) Once it has determined that these have been entered on an empty line, then it parses the lines surrounding it to determine whether to add a new comment line, create a documentation comment stub, or do nothing.
Note:
For JSDoc comments, parameter tags will be added as well as a return tag after typing "/**" on the line above a function header. (Note for Web Essentials users: you may have to disable auto-completion of multi-line comments in the JavaScript options for Web Essentials in order for this to work.)
Upvotes: 6