Late answer, but since I came across this googling something else I thought I’d have a crack at it. You’ve probably found by now that the JSDoc site has decent explanations and examples on how to document ES6 features. Given that, here’s how I would document your example: /** * module description * @module MyClass … Read more
In my previous company we setup Subversion to store CAD files. Files upto 100 MB were stored in Subversion. If many people ‘add’ big files to Subversion webserver can be a bottleneck. However, incremental commits were perfectly ok. Subversion stored ‘binary delta’. In fact, on server side, binary and text files are treated exactly same … Read more
Both: Describe the API design and usage in the header: that’s your public interface for clients. Describe the implementation alternatives / issues and decisions in the implementation: that’s for yourself – later – and other maintainers/enhancers, even someone reviewing the design as input to some next-gen system years hence. Comment anything that’s not obvious, and … Read more
I don’t think Kayaman’s answer is sufficient as the question is how to use the @value tag in javadocs. I think the problem lies in the fact that the value of the field being referenced is not a literal value. In eclipse, when you have /** * {@value #ob2} object2 description */ public static final … Read more
I was surprised that you could not simply write .rst stands for **r**e**s**tructured **t**ext. but the reStructuredText specification indeed states that inline markup must be followed by white-space or one of – . , : ; ! ? \ / ‘ ” ) ] } or >, so the above string of reStructuredText is not … Read more
Browser-based Solution – Updated Oct 19, 2017 DevDocs (https://devdocs.io/) uses your browser’s IndexedDB to store the documentation you want. Make sure you follow the instructions on how to install the docs before you go offline. For macOS try Dash For Windows/Linux try Zeal For packaged HTML try RubyDocs Manual Download: I used this commands on my … Read more
There doesn’t seem to be any nice documentations. Sometimes information is provided about the Python API as part of the normal documentation. To get started and to get a feel for how the Python OpenCV interface works, have a look at the official Python tutorials.
GraphQL APIs are usually documented through the documentation facilities provided by the GraphQL server itself: The type system and the descriptions on the types and fields. A tool like GraphQL playground lets you explore the API documentation through clicking/searching in a visual document tree or through IDE like features (autocomplete + tooltips). This is mostly … Read more
You can use triple backticks: /** * Example usage: * * “` * @JavaAnnotation * public void foo() { * // Code * } * “` */