Releases: SassDoc/sassdoc
Releases · SassDoc/sassdoc
1.9.0
- Added ability to use inline comments with
///
(#143) - Added some safeguards when wiping the destination folder to avoid accidents (#220)
- Added
@content
annotation, which is auto-filled when@content
Sass directive is being found in a mixin (#226) - Added
@require
alias for@requires
(#221) - Added
@property
alias for@prop
(#221) - Made the
$
sign optional when writing the parameter name in@param
(#222) - Annotations that should not be associated to certain types (for instance
@param
for a variable) now emit a warning and are properly discarded by the parser (CDocParser#4)
1.8.0
1.7.0
- Added a
--sass-convert
option to perform Sass to SCSS conversion before running SassDoc
(#183) - Added the ability to define annotations at a file-level (#190)
- Improved SassDoc's behaviour when default theme is missing (#207)
- Slightly improved our logging message regarding the theme being used (#206)
- Moved some logic out of the theme's templates right into the index.js from the theme (#40)
1.6.1
1.6.0
- Added a Yeoman Generator to make it easier to build themes (#185)
- Added YAML support for configuration files; default configuration file name is still
view
, either as.json
,.yaml
or.yml
(#184) - Added a message to warn against relying on the default configuration file name (
view.{json,yaml,yml}
) since it will break in version 2.0.0 in favor of.sassdocrc
(which will support both format at once while being more semantic, less confusing and less likely to conflict with other projects) (#194) - Fixed an issue when variable items' value contains a semi-colon (#191)
- Improved the light theme (better sidebar toggle with states stored in localStorage, better code toggle, better JavaScript structure, and better performance)
- Added a
byType
key to sassdoc-indexer to help building themes
1.5.2
1.5.0
1.4.1
- Fixed a broken test
1.4.0
1.3.2
- Fixed a broken test