v0.2.1

Fix

• Remove backtick for the description of the Interfaces in generated markdown content.

v0.2.0

Features

• Support for generating documentation for interfaces and types. This new feature is optional and can be enabled using the build options --types.

v0.1.0

Features

• upgrade to typescript@^5 (#13)

Docs

• use all-contributors do showcase contributors on README (#15)

Build

• release to npm from CI with provenance flag

---

Shout-out to mia-riezebos for the contributions! 💪

v0.0.4

Features

• generate links to source code for class members (#12)

v0.0.3

Breaking Changes

• provide the links to the source code in the json output as well (#11)

Fix

• use relative path to generate links (#10)

---

Because this release aim to provide the links to the source code in the outputed JSON file as well, the configuration has to be change.
i.e. the repo URL is not a MarkdownOptions anymore but, a BuildOptions

generateDocumentation({
  inputFiles: utilsInputFiles,
  outputFile: './packages/utils/YOLO.md',
  buildOptions: {
    explore: true,
    repo: {
      url: 'https://github.com/peterpeterparker/tsdoc-markdown'
    }
  }
});

v0.0.2

Features

• generate links to the documented source code (#5)
• ignore constructors without documentation (#4)

Docs

• display a note about the limitation regarding Types and Interfaces (#6)

Build

• bump dev dependencies

---

Generating links is an optional feature as it requires the knowledge of the repository URL to which the links should point. If you are using the provided script, you can pass the URL using the --repo parameter. Alternatively, when using the code, you can provide the repository URL through the MarkdownOptions object.

generateDocumentation({
  inputFiles: utilsInputFiles,
  outputFile: './packages/utils/YOLO.md',
  buildOptions: {explore: true},
  markdownOptions: {
    repo: {
      url: 'https://github.com/peterpeterparker/tsdoc-markdown'
    }
  }
});

Hello world 👋

v0.0.1

docs: review to publish to npm