CharlesIrvine
I just started using ExDoc and it is great! Just one problem so far:
When I run “mix docs” documentation is generated for the child_spec/1 function coming from using the GenServer module. That is, I have no child_spec/1 function in the module.
Is there some way to suppress this?
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Qqwy
Yes! The
@doc ...written immediately before theuse GenServerwill be attached to thechild_spec/1function that is generated. (source: the ‘how to supervise’ section of the GenServer module docs)If you add
@doc falsethen ExDoc won’t document a function (and won’t list it). So if you add@doc falseimmediately before theuse GenServerline, the documentation forchild_specwill be suppressed.EDIT: However, if you do this, it might be worthwhile to at the very least document in the module docs that this is a GenServer module that can be started under a supervisor in the normal way.
CharlesIrvine
Nice! Thanks.
sorentwo
Another way to do it, that may be more obvious, is to override the function and mark it:
lud
As the function is generated, you actually have that function in the compiled module. Why not keep the docs then?
CharlesIrvine
Just my judgement call. I suspect my initial audience won’t be interested in that.