Documentation generator for D with Markdown support, based on harbored.
Harbored-mod supports both DDoc and Markdown in documentation comments, but DDoc takes precedence. This means that there are slight differences from standard Markdown.
using git
git clone https://github.com/dlang-community/harbored-mod.git
cd harbored-mod
dub build
using DUB only
dub fetch harbored-mod
dub build harbored-mod
At this point you should have a binary called hmod
in the bin
directory.
PATH
to point to the bin
directory or copy the
binary into your project.From your project's directory, run hmod
. This assumes your source
code is in the ./source
subdirectory (as is often the case with
dub
projects) and that the hmod
binary is in PATH
, prepend
with ./
if it's in the project directory).:
hmod source
This will write generate documentation to the ./doc
subdirectory.
See ./doc/index.html
. Note that the main page will be blank,
although you should see a list of all modules on the left.
To further tweak the documentation, generate the default configuration file:
inline code
hmod.cfg
) so just hmod
is enough to generate documentationclass
/struct
/enum
/etc. by default, as opposed to one file per module (old Phobos documentation) or one file per symbol (ddox
).--format=html-simple
option---
will not generate a horizontal line, as it is used for DDoc blocks. Use - - -
instead. This is still standard Markdown.*
, but not by _
(this would break snake_case names).This does not work (again because DDoc uses ---
to mark code blocks):
Instead, use either (standard Markdown):
## Subheading
Or (non-standard):
Subheading
**********
Directory | Contents |
---|---|
./ |
This README, Makefile, license. |
./bin |
Harbored-mod binaries when compiled. |
./src |
Source code. |
./strings |
Files compiled into Harbored-mod to be used in generated documentation (e.g. the default CSS style). |
Harbored-mod is based on harbored by Brian Schott, with modifications by Ferdinand Majerech aka Kiith-Sa, maintained by the dlang-community.