This is a webpack loader for @vudeoc/parser.
Why? Typically you would not want VueDoc output in your output bundle. However, if your documentation is a living project, like Storybook.js output, it may be useful to use VueDoc output in your code to generate some useful docs.
$ npm install --save-dev vuedoc-loader
We will not be adding the loader to webpack's resolve config
because we still want to preserve the actual loading of .vue files.
.vue files are loaded as normal.
When you want VueDoc output for a .vue file, prepend !!vuedoc-loader! to the import.
Example:
// component as usual
import Btn from './components/Btn.vue';
// vuedoc output
import BtnDocs from '!!vuedoc-loader!./components/Btn.vue';
// require() style
const BtnDocs = require('!!vuedoc-loader!./components/Btn.vue');