In comments used to build API documentation, you should: Explain what the method or property does, why it exists at all, and explain any domain concepts that are not self-evident to the average consumer of your code. List all preconditions for your parameters (cannot be null, must be within a certain range, etc.) List any … 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.
Here’s a Nuget package which can help you. Nuget link: https://www.nuget.org/packages/SignalRSwaggerGen/ Github link: https://github.com/essencebit/SignalRSwaggerGen/wiki First you need to decorate your SignalR hubs with attributes from SignalRSwaggerGen.Attributes namespace: [SignalRHub] public class SomeHub : Hub { } Then you add SignalRSwaggerGen to Swagger generator: services.AddSwaggerGen(options => { options.SwaggerDoc(“v1”, new OpenApiInfo { Title = “Some API v1”, Version … Read more
You won’t see it in source code, it’s probably documentation. It indicates an interactive session, and things typed into the ‘interpreter’ are marked with this. Output is shown without the arrows. In fact, the python documentation often has a button >>>at the top right of example code to be able to hide the arrows (and … Read more
JSDoc is a port of JavaDoc. So basically the documentation assumes classical OOP and that’s not suited to JavaScript. Personally I would recommend using docco to annotate your source code. Examples of it can be found for underscore, backbone, docco. A good alternative to docco is groc As for an actual API documentation, I personally … Read more
I can’t provide a working answer for this, but I can offer some ideas that may work if someone is willing to hack around with it: 1. The config htmlBody.xsl defines some of the structure including a section with a test for members: <xsl:if test=”$subgroup=’members'”> If this was turned on at the class level (or … Read more
There is an official answer, in PEP 257 (the docstring PEP), which is arguably authoritative: The class constructor should be documented in the docstring for its __init__ method. This is quite logical, as this is the usual procedure for functions and methods, and __init__() is not an exception. As a consequence, this puts the code … Read more
Try using this. /// <summary> /// <para>Paragraph 1.</para> /// <para>Paragraph 2.</para> /// </summary> But I don’t think you can have an actual empty line. Empty para tag gets ignored.
As of late 2014 in jsdoc3 you have the possibility to write: /** * @param {(‘rect’|’circle’|’ellipse’)} shapeType – The allowed type of the shape */ Shape.prototype.getType = function (shapeType) { return this.type; }; Of course this will not be as reusable as a dedicated enum but in many cases a dummy enum is an overkill … Read more
Before the annotation, since the annotation is code that “belongs” to the class. See examples with javadoc in the official documentation. Here’s a random example I found in another official Java page: /** * Delete multiple items from the list. * * @deprecated Not for public use. * This method is expected to be retained … Read more