The final stage in developing our plugin skills is the provision of documentation. Any coder can produce documentation, but the mark of a better developer is to produce quality documentation, without the need to have to spend lots of time on it.
Enter JSDoc! It is available from https://github.com/jsdoc3/jsdoc. If you're not already familiar with it, this is a great way to create your documentation that not only looks good, but can easily be automated using Node. Let's take a moment to install it, and see it work in action. Following steps need to be performed for this:
We'll start this time by installing JSDoc via NodeJS. For this we need to bring up a NodeJS command prompt; there will be an icon for this in your Programs menu, or from the Start page if using Windows 8.
At the command prompt, change the location to your project folder, then enter the following command:
npm install –g jsdocNode will run through the installation before confirming that...