How do I actually get markdown out of the cli?
See original GitHub issueI installed 'jsdoc-to-markdown": "^7.0.1"
, then ran npx jsdoc2md myfile.js
, fixing all the errors it flagged (mostly missing return/throws text) until there were none left, and now it doesn’t flag any errors anymore but also does not generate anything. There’s no markdown output on stdout, and no files have been created, so… how do I use this tool to actually generate markdown from jsdoc comments? O_o
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Got it. Let me make a reproducible example and do that.
sounds like you want to file a new issue with a description of your specific situation. Given that this is a closed issue, probably the worst case to discuss a new (and rather different, from the sounds of it) problem.