No --requirejs when installed via npm, version 0.1.11

[gossi]

Hey there,

I installed coffeedoc via npm.

see npm info:

$ npm info coffeedoc
{ name: 'coffeedoc',
  description: 'An API documentation generator for CoffeeScript',
  'dist-tags': { latest: '0.1.11' },

and coffeedoc cli options:

$ coffeedoc
Usage: coffeedoc [options] [targets]

Options:
    -o, --output: Set output directory (default: ./docs)
    --commonjs  : Use if target scripts use CommonJS for module loading (default)

I have no --requirejs option. Did I do something wrong?

I was going down to the coffeedoc source folder, and did cat docgen.coffee, here is a snippet:

# Command line options
OPTIONS =
    '-o, --output': 'Set output directory (default: ./docs)'
    '--commonjs  ': 'Use if target scripts use CommonJS for module loading (default)'
#    '--requirejs ': 'Use if target scripts use RequireJS for module loading'

A spec/ folder is not present. Maybe that helps.

Thanks

[omarkhan]

Oops, I forgot to update the npm version when requirejs support was merged in. I've done it now, npm update and you should be good to go.

[gossi]

Thank you very much, works perfect.