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As a user, I should be able to exclude internal code from the generated documentation.
Internal code is the code that it is not exported in the files. If the user didn't export specific code snippet, like variables, or functions, probably means that it is not part of the public API so I would like to exclude those from the documentation.
Currently, I have to be putting @hidden everywhere in my source code, which makes the source code a little bit ugly.
Maybe introduce a flag that will allow me to do this.
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Internal vs Public API for documentation
Exclude Internal API for documentation
Dec 27, 2018
yordis
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Exclude Internal API for documentation
Exclude Internal API from documentation
Dec 27, 2018
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As a user, I should be able to exclude internal code from the generated documentation.
Internal code is the code that it is not exported in the files. If the user didn't export specific code snippet, like variables, or functions, probably means that it is not part of the public API so I would like to exclude those from the documentation.
Currently, I have to be putting
@hidden
everywhere in my source code, which makes the source code a little bit ugly.Maybe introduce a flag that will allow me to do this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: