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Get Started
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CSS
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JS - Node
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Components
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Images
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Routing
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Servers
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Spec files
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Configuration
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Docmap
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CLI
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Recipes
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Contribute
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Dependencies
Packages
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cli
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s-activate-feature
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s-bench
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s-builder
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s-carpenter
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s-class
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s-clipboard-copy-component
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s-code-example-component
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s-color
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s-color-picker-component
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s-component-utils
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s-conductor
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s-config
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s-dashboard
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s-datetime-picker-component
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s-docblock
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s-docmap
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s-duration
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s-env
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s-event-emitter
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s-favicon-builder
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s-feature
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s-file
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s-filtrable-input-component
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s-form-validate-feature
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s-front
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s-frontend-server
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s-frontspec
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s-glob
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s-google-map-component
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s-images-builder
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s-interface
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s-kitchen
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s-log
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s-markdown-builder
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s-pack-essentials
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s-panel-component
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s-postcss-sugar-plugin
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s-process
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s-promise
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s-range-component
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s-rating-component
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s-refocus-feature
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s-request
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s-scroll-component
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s-sitemap-builder
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s-slider-component
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s-static-builder
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s-stdio
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s-sugar-config
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s-sugar-json
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s-theme
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s-theme-switcher-component
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s-typescript-builder
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s-view-renderer
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s-vite
SDocmap API
To access your generated docmap, you have to use the @coffeekraken/s-docmap
package. Reading the docmap.json
file by yourself is not a good idea cause you won't have the complete documentation directory like the dependencies documentation, etc...
Don't worry, using the SDocmap
api is pretty straightforward.
Reading your docmap
To read your docmap.json
file, simply use this code:
Read docmap structure
From the read
method of the SDocmap
class, you will get back an object that is structured like so: