Open erikrose opened 7 years ago
I'm not sure 'recurse:true' works. I can't find and documentation which suggests that it does.
This config file
{ "recurse": true, "recurseDepth": 10 }
run with jsdoc $JS_ROOT_PATH -c doc/source/jsdoc.json
does not seem to recurse where as
jsdoc $JS_ROOT_PATH -r
does
At least this seems to be the case with jsdoc 3.5.3
I'd go as far to suggest that not recursing as default is bug; because you have documented sub paths in the README, but without any comments about this.
Would you accept a PR to add -r to the js command line on the basis of a new sphinx level config option?
(In my case the node_modules directory is outside $JS_ROOT_PATH anyway)
This config file works, as simplified from my link in the original ticket description:
{
"opts": {
"recurse": true
}
}
(You have to wrap opts
around the whole thing. Tested it just now with 3.4.3.)
I brought up the config file because it is the only way atm to exclude paths (like node_modules).
I lean toward recursion being the default as well, as long as we also avoid node_modules by default. My goals are:
I propose to have sphinx-js by default use a config file within itself that recurses and skips node_modules. If someone wants to disable recursion or do something else fancy, they can provide their own jsdoc config file and use jsdoc_config_path
. What do you think of that? I'd gladly accept a PR in that direction. We can then figure out whether to consider that a backward-incompatible change worthy of a major-version rev or not. :-)
It might be nice to find JS files deeper than at the root of the source directory. To so do, pass -r to jsdoc. However, that also searches within any node_modules dir, which is bad, because that's huge and irrelevant. We can exclude node_modules using a jsdoc config file.
Thus, the way to go about this is probably to include a jsdoc conf file inside sphinx-js and point to it. Set up the exclusion and say recurse:true within it.
People who want to provide their own jsdoc config files should start with a copy of ours and can control their own recursion preferences.