unexpectedjsThe Unexpected documentation site generator
This is a documentation site generator extracted from unexpected. This module in only useful for building documentation sites for unexpected plugins and unexpected itself.
Then you add the following scripts to package.json:
"scripts": {
"generate-site": "generate-site",
"deploy-site": "deploy-site"
},If you need a custom setup for your pages, you can add a bootstrap file. By
convertion we call this bootstrap-unexpected-markdown.js which we add to
the project root containing the following code:
// It is important that unexpected is global:
expect = require('unexpected').clone();
expect.use(require('my-plugin'));This setup file allows defining additional globals that will be available to the examples in your documentation files. In this example we use it to define the version of unexpected to uswe when testing and load a plugin by default.
We know this step my be a little annoying, but we need to control which version of unexpected is used and our experience has shown a peer dependency wont cut it.
Then you update your npm scripts to require the bootstrap file:
"scripts": {
"generate-site": "generate-site --require ./bootstrap-unexpected-markdown.js",
"deploy-site": "deploy-site"
},Now you are ready to add markdown files in a documentation directory. The
subfolders assertions and api are special. In the assertions
folder you add documentation for assertions grouped by type. In the
api folder you add documentation for api methods. See
unexpected
as an example on how to structure the documentation.
generate-site options
--require <file>
Specify a file to be required into the global scope.
--output <directory>
Changes the default output directory from site-build.
--assertions <glob pattern>
Changes the default pattern for finding assertion files from assertions/*/*.md.