DocumentFunction.jl

Document Julia Functions (methods, arguments, keywords)
Author madsjulia
Popularity
5 Stars
Updated Last
10 Months Ago
Started In
April 2017

DocumentFunction

A module for documenting Julia functions.

It provides methods to document function methods, arguments, and keywords.

Coverage Status

Installation:

import Pkg; Pkg.add("DocumentFunction")

using DocumentFunction

Examples:

julia> print(documentfunction(documentfunction))

Methods:
 - `DocumentFunction.documentfunction(f::Function; location, maintext, argtext, keytext) in DocumentFunction` : /Users/monty/.julia/dev/DocumentFunction/src/DocumentFunction.jl:56
Arguments:
 - `f::Function`
Keywords:
 - `argtext`
 - `keytext`
 - `location`
 - `maintext`
julia> print(documentfunction(occursin))

Methods:
 - `Base.occursin(delim::UInt8, buf::Base.GenericIOBuffer{Array{UInt8,1}}) in Base` : iobuffer.jl:464
 - `Base.occursin(delim::UInt8, buf::Base.GenericIOBuffer) in Base` : iobuffer.jl:470
 - `Base.occursin(needle::Union{AbstractChar, AbstractString}, haystack::AbstractString) in Base` : strings/search.jl:452
 - `Base.occursin(r::Regex, s::SubString; offset) in Base` : regex.jl:172
 - `Base.occursin(r::Regex, s::AbstractString; offset) in Base` : regex.jl:166
 - `Base.occursin(pattern::Tuple, r::Test.LogRecord) in Test` : /Users/osx/buildbot/slave/package_osx64/build/usr/share/julia/stdlib/v1.1/Test/src/logging.jl:211
Arguments:
 - `buf::Base.GenericIOBuffer`
 - `buf::Base.GenericIOBuffer{Array{UInt8,1}}`
 - `delim::UInt8`
 - `haystack::AbstractString`
 - `needle::Union{AbstractChar, AbstractString}`
 - `pattern::Tuple`
 - `r::Regex`
 - `r::Test.LogRecord`
 - `s::AbstractString`
 - `s::SubString`
Keywords:
 - `offset`

Documentation Example:

import DocumentFunction

function foobar(f::Function)
    return nothing
end
function foobar(f::Function, m::Vector{String}; key1::Bool, key2::String)
    return nothing
end

@doc """
$(DocumentFunction.documentfunction(foobar;
    location=false,
    maintext="Foobar function to do amazing stuff!",
    argtext=Dict("f"=>"Input function ...",
                 "m"=>"Input string array ...")))
    keytext=Dict("key1"=>"Key 1 ...",
                 "key2"=>"Key 2 ...")))                 
""" foobar

To get help for this new function, type ?foobar.

This will produce the following output:

  foobar

  Foobar function to do amazing stuff!

  Methods:

    •    Main.foobar(f::Function) in Main

    •    Main.foobar(f::Function, m::Array{String,1}) in Main

  Arguments:

    •    f::Function : Input function ...

    •    m::Array{String,1} : Input string array ...
    
  Keywords:

    •    key1 : Key 1 ...

    •    key2 : Key 2 ...    

Projects using DocumentFunction

Projects:

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