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[Bug 1241029] Re: Cannot generate API web docs from source

 

** Changed in: ubuntu-html5-theme (Ubuntu)
       Status: Fix Released => Fix Committed

** Changed in: ubuntu-html5-theme
       Status: Fix Released => In Progress

** Changed in: ubuntu-html5-theme (Ubuntu)
       Status: Fix Committed => In Progress

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Title:
  Cannot generate API web docs from source

Status in Ubuntu UI SDK for HTML5 Apps:
  In Progress
Status in “ubuntu-html5-theme” package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  Today, we cannot generate JavaScript API web docs for from the source
  JavaScript.

  (A community member (Daniel Beck thanks!) has put together an
  excellent  set of pages [1] instructing how to use the Ubuntu HTML5
  widgets including overall explanation, the JavaScript API, and some
  content on CSS. But these appear hand-crafted and not generated from
  source. )

  It seems important to be able to generate API docs from source automatically for at least  these reasons:
   * Automation  and maintenance: When a new version is released, there should be a clear path to generating the API docs and publishing them, with no handcrafting required
   * Engineering responsibility: placing the API doc content in the source itself clearly makes engineers who change the API responsible for keeping the API docs synchronized

  To this end, I implemented a first pass at adding comments to source such that API docs can be generated. I used yuidoc format.
   * Here's what is generated today: http://people.canonical.com/~knitzsche/yuidoc-ubuntu-html5-theme/17oct2013/
   * Here's the  branch that includes the yuidoc from which that was produced: https://code.launchpad.net/~knitzsche/ubuntu-html5-theme/ubuntu-html5-theme-yuidoc

  Some parts are not yet done (lists.js (now done), toolbars.js,
  popovers. fastbuttons.js)

  Many are "done" to first pass level: core.js, pagestack.js, tabs.js,
  dialogs.js, buttons.js.

  The generated web pages are (obviously) not Ubuntu themed, which can
  be changed.

  Is there a good reason to use a different system (jsdoc for instance)?

  [1] http://daniel-beck.org/ubuntu-html5-theme/widgets/

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