I'm using Typedoc in a Typescript project where there's a large number of source files in a hierarchy, with each file having one main class (along perhaps one or two supporting classes). Unfortunately, in the resulting HTML tree the only way I can find to get to a class is through the "Globals" list of "modules" (each being one file), then choose a file, then choose the class. I can't find any way of seeing just a pure list of classes. (I've tried both the "default" and "minimal" themes.)
Am I missing something? Generated a list of classes for an object-oriented language seems like such a basic need that I'm surprised it doesn't happen by default.
Thanks,
Dan
And, I figured it out. The default "mode" value is "modules"; by changing this to "file" the index page generated a list of all the classes.
(I'll close this, but consider it as a request for better documentation.)
Is there any way to group them? I saw @categories notation in the docs by it doesn't seem to group anything
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And, I figured it out. The default "mode" value is "modules"; by changing this to "file" the index page generated a list of all the classes.
(I'll close this, but consider it as a request for better documentation.)