Maybe it's a stupit question...?
Looking at the typedoc documentation, I see it uses the modules mode. Where does it get the modules td, td.converter, td.models, td.output from?
I can nowhere find "td" in the sources as module name?
How does e.g. output become a module, while utils does not?
Yeah same for me. I dont really understand this.
When I build the exemples doc (the one in exemples/self) I don't even have "the td.something" modules, it looks like every file is displayed as a module.
I have the same problem on my personnal project. Is there any solution ?
@MaPUILabs
You are probably using "files" mode which considers each file a separate module.
--mode
Specifies the output mode the project is used to be compiled with.
@0815fox, I think that the typedoc.io site hasn't been updated in a while. You'll notice that there is no td/ directory as specified in the documentation links. That was changed when typedoc updated to 0.4.0
I have similiar issue, each file is displayed as module, and documentations and modules are not group by namespace hierarchy.
Is there any solution?
Example: If I have 2 modules with namespace AA.BB.CC e AA.BB.DD, I would like navigate in documentation using namespace hierarchy:
AA
---BB
-----CC
-----DD
Thanks,
Luca
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I have similiar issue, each file is displayed as module, and documentations and modules are not group by namespace hierarchy.
Is there any solution?
Example: If I have 2 modules with namespace AA.BB.CC e AA.BB.DD, I would like navigate in documentation using namespace hierarchy:
AA
---BB
-----CC
-----DD
Thanks,
Luca