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Output

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HTML +

Markdown +

JSON

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documentation.js has pluggable output formats: you can get raw

documentation as JSON, beautiful, customizable HTML, or Markdown

that fits perfectly into an API.md or README.md file in a Github

repository

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Universal

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JavaScript +

ES6 Syntax +

CommonJS +

C/C++

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documentation.js aims to cover all flavors of modern JavaScript:

everything from client-side libraries to native node.js modules

with logic in C++.

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Integrated

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<a href='https://github.com/documentationjs/documentation#user-guide'>CLI</a>

+ Node.js</li>

+ <a href='https://github.com/documentationjs/gulp-documentation'>Gulp</a>

+ <a href='https://github.com/documentationjs/dev-documentation'>Developer Tools</a>

</span>

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documentation.js works in your workflow, whether you just want a command-line

utility that generates documentation from your code,

you use Gulp to publish websites, or you're building

a new system and want low-level JavaScript methods.

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