vue-documentation
Vue component documentation made simple.
Usage
Vue
Writing Documentation
Similar to the (now archived) propdoc
package, vue-doc
parses a number of new properties (all optional) from the Vue component definition. Here's a complete example of the new properties:
name: 'component-name' deprecated: false introduction: 'A short blurb about the component' description: 'A more thorough description of the component and what it does.' sample: '<component-name :foo="bar" />' // renders within a <code></code> block props: foo: type: String required: true note: 'Please always pass either "bar" or "baz" here.' // Renders as HTML events: 'some-event': type: Object // the type of the event payload node: 'A description of the event and when it emits' // Renders as HTML
Dealing With Slots And Sample Values
Documentation should live within components, but to demonstrate a component in the sandbox, you may need to pass some sample values or slots which can't be distributed with your components.
With vue-documentation
, sample prop values can be passed like so:
You can also pass slot content directly to a <vue-doc> component. The default slot should be assigned to the default
key.
If using the vue-doc-library
component, these supplementary values can be passed in via the :docs
prop which accepts an object with the following shape:
const docs = 'button-redirect': props: location: '/some/redirect/url' querystring: foo: 'bar' 'button-icon': slots: default: 'Click Me' icon: `<img src="/path/to/some/icon.png"/>`
Development
Contributions welcome!