A JSDoc plugin for listing props, data, computed data, and methods from *.vue files.

$ npm install --save-dev jsdoc-vuejs

You also need to install vue-template-compiler that match your Vue version:

# if you use Vue 2.5.21 $ npm install --save-dev vue-template-compiler@2.5.21

Your should update your JSDoc configuration to enable JSDoc-VueJS:

{ "plugins": [ "node_modules/jsdoc-vuejs" ], "source": { "includePattern": "\\.(vue|js)$" } }

Update your .vue files with one of the following tags:

• @vue-prop
• @vue-data
• @vue-computed

All of those tags work the same way than @param tag.

<template> <div>Hello world!</div> </template> <script>  /**  * @vue-prop {Number} initialCounter - Initial counter's value  * @vue-prop {Number} [step=1] - Step  * @vue-data {Number} counter - Current counter's value  * @vue-computed {String} message  */  export default {  props: {  initialCounter: {  type: Number,  required: true,  },  step: {  type: Number,  default: 1,  },  },  data () {  return {  counter: 0,  }  },  computed: {  message() {  return `Current value is ${this.counter}`;  }  }  } </script>

The rendering engine has been rewritten in v2, it can supports every JSDoc templates that exists.

Actually, it supports 4 templates:

• Default
• Docstrap
• Minami
• Tui

If you use a template that is not supported, it will use the default one as a fallback.

Feel free to open an issue/pull request if your template is not supported!

$ git clone https://github.com/Kocal/jsdoc-vuejs $ cd jsdoc-vuejs $ yarn install # For testing the example docs $ cd example $ yarn install

$ cd example # Generate docs for every renderer $ yarn docs:all # or one by one $ yarn docs # default jsdoc template $ yarn docs:docstrap $ yarn docs:minami $ yarn docs:tui

$ yarn test

Before running integration tests with Cypress, you should generate documentation with all renderers:

$ cd example $ yarn docs:all

And then run Cypress:

$ cd .. $ yarn cypress run

MIT.