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#jsdoc-parse Jsdoc-annotated javascript source files in, dmd input data out.

##Compatible Platforms Tested on Mac OSX, Linux, Windows 8.1 and Windows XP.

##As a command-line tool Useful for quick access to the data..

###Install

$ npm install -g jsdoc-parse

###Usage

$ jsdoc-parse <src_files>
$ cat <src_files> | jsdoc-parse 

Usage form 2 edge case warning: jsdoc-parse will intepret whatever is piped in as a single file, so take care not to pipe in input containing multipe @modules as this is illegal in jsdoc (see here):

The @module tag marks the current file as being its own module. All symbols in the file are assumed to be members of the module unless documented otherwise.

###Example

$ echo "/** a wonderful global */ var majestic = true;" | jsdoc-parse
[
  {
    "description": "a wonderful global",
    "name": "majestic",
    "longname": "majestic",
    "kind": "member",
    "scope": "global"
  }
]

##As a library For use within node.js.

###Install

$ npm install jsdoc-parse --save

###API Reference Exports a single function (parse) to parse jsdoc data.

Example

var parse = require("jsdoc-parse");

####parse(src, options) ⏏ Documented javascript source files in, doclet data out.

Params

• src string | Array.<string> - source file(s) to parse
• options object - options
  • [stats] boolean - Return stats about the doclets parsed
  • [private] boolean - include @private members in the output

Returns: Stream - a readable stream containing the parsed json data
Example
Code like this:

parse("lib/jsdoc-parse.js").pipe(process.stdout);

would output something like:

[
  {
    "description": "Exports a single function (`parse`) to parse jsdoc data.",
    "kind": "module",
    "name": "jsdoc-parse",
    "examples": [
      "```js\nvar parse = require(\"jsdoc-parse\");\n```"
    ],
    "longname": "module:jsdoc-parse"
  },
  etc,
  etc
]

documented by jsdoc-to-markdown