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I quickly ran through the docs and didn't see how you execute joDoc. nodejs jodoc.js list-of-files ?
Bug report done, now to my crazy idea
I am curious to see if this can be previewed in the browser without building in a console and reloading a web page. Reading through the code it seems to take in files and write out files. Can it be made to take in URL arguements and render to the browser for debugging purposes?
If that top command is correct, a URL could look something like this:
Indeed. I'll write that part up.
As for the crazy idea: That sounds awesome, but I'm not sure when / if I would have time to do that right now.
Feel free to fork!
I have forked this, I've implemented the console dump (one file) to the browser. The output files are not updated on every refresh due to a bug in the code. It's working quite well, but I basically rewrote the entire application in the process to encapsulate aspects of the application. Feel free to look at it while I continue to work on it. It supports all the existing functionality currently (as far as I am aware).
I quickly ran through the docs and didn't see how you execute joDoc.
nodejs jodoc.js list-of-files
?Bug report done, now to my crazy idea
I am curious to see if this can be previewed in the browser without building in a console and reloading a web page. Reading through the code it seems to take in files and write out files. Can it be made to take in URL arguements and render to the browser for debugging purposes?
If that top command is correct, a URL could look something like this:
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