sia is a documentation generator built on dgeni that uses Angular Material and is heavily inspired by it's docs.

Usage

npm install sia --save-dev

// gulpfile.js
var gulp = require('gulp');
var pkg = require('./package.json');

require('sia')(gulp, {
  basePath: __dirname,
  moduleTitle: 'My Module',
  modulePrefix: 'myModule',
  ngVersion: '1.4.6',
  moduleJs: ['../my-module.js'],
  moduleCss: ['../my-module.css'],
  repositoryUrl: pkg.repository && pkg.repository.url.replace(/^git/, 'https').replace(/(\.git)?\/?$/,'')
});

Generate docs:

Serve docs with local webserver:

Options

• basePath string - Base path where src and docs folders are located.
• moduleTitle string - Title displayed in docs.
• modulePrefix string - Module prefix used when determining module ids from folder structure.
• ngVersion string - AngularJS version to load. (angular, angular-animate, angular-route, angular-aria, and angular-messages are automatically loaded)
• moduleJs Array - JavaScript files to load.
• moduleCss Array - CSS files to load.
• repositoryUrl string - Repository base URL.
• debug boolean - Debug mode. Default false.

Content

Markdown files in {basePath}/docs that have @ngdoc content are included in the generated docs. Create the documentation homepage at docs/index.md:

<!-- docs/index.md -->
@ngdoc content
@name Introduction
@description
...

To display a file in the docs sidenav use @area nav.

Components

Components in {basePath}/src} that have @ngdoc service, @ngdoc directive, or @ngdoc filter are included in the docs if they belong to a documented module.

For example:

/**
 * @ngdoc module
 * @name myApp.components.accordion
 */
 
/**
 * @ngdoc directive
 * @name accordion
 * @module myApp.components.accordion
 * @description
 * Accordion
 */