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bit-docs

Loosely based on ideas and lessons learned from DocumentJS, bit-docs is an evolving set of tools that allow you to:

  • Write documentation inline or in markdown files.
  • Specify your code's behavior precisely with JSDoc and Google Closure Compiler annotations.
  • Generate multi-version documentation websites for your code from the inline and markdown documentation.
  • Customize the theme and lay out the generated website.

Projects currently using bit-docs

  • CanJS
  • StealJS
  • DoneJS

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