Javadoc Markdown



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  • Markdown uses email conventions for quoting blocks of text. A block quotation is one or more paragraphs or other block elements (such as lists or headings), with each line preceded by a character and an optional space. (The need not start at the left margin, but it should not be indented more than three spaces.) This is a block quote.

This enables markdown support as a replacement for writing the ugly HTML tags in Javadoc. On the GitHub page, there is also a 'markdown-compatible-tooltip' solution as plugin for using the CTRL+Q tooltip in IntelliJ, which is 50% good. Just to give an example, how the Javadoc is currently looking.

Important: Follow the rules outlined here to ensure that Markdown displays consistently and accurately on this site, GitHub, and npmjs.com (where applicable).

Introduction

Github uses Redcarpet to parse READMEs and other markdown files. It is, generally speaking, more permissive/forgiving than Kramdown, the markdown parser Jekyll uses.

Each has some features that the other does not. This document outlines rules to avoid syntax that works on GitHub, but breaks when READMEs are pulled into this site (loopback.io) or npmjs.com.

Lists

  • Indent nested lists by four spaces (refer to the original markdown blog post for guidelines on lists.)
  • Fenced code blocks in list items:
    1. Align code blocks in list item with the first character of text in the first line of that list item
    2. Leave one blank line before code blocks in list items and none afterward.

Examples:

Headers

  • Always put spaces after the hash(es).
  • Only put one<h1> header in a readme (The Jekyll layout we use (_layouts/readme.html) removes all<h1>s and replaces it with the value of the title page property.
  • Precede headers with a blank line.

Examples:

Links

Use absolute URLs in READMEs

When authoring READMEs in external repositories for use in the LoopBack documentation (see Including READMEs from other repositories),always use absolute URLs, not relative URLs.

For example:

INCORRECT:

Results in (broken link):

…create a script named automigrate.js.

CORRECT:

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Results in a working link:

…create a script named automigrate.js.

Bare URL links

Javadoc To Markdown Converter

You can use a “bare” URL for a link instead of using the [text](url) syntax,however, with Jekyll you must wrap the URL in angle brackets for it to be madeinto a link (GitHub automatically detects URL strings and does it automatically)

Javadoc

For example:

Markdown

Results in the following:

Javadoc Markdown File

https://this.will.not/create/a/link

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Fenced code blocks

Always precede a code block with an empty line.

Examples: