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attr :rest, :global
slot :inner_block
def navbar(assigns) do
assigns = join_classes_with_rest(assigns, ["navbar"])
~H"""
<div {@rest}>
{render_slot(@inner_block)}
</div>
"""
end
I got this Liveview component and this documentation is being generated by default
iex(4)> Code.fetch_docs(DaisyUIComponents.Navbar)
{:docs_v1, 2, :elixir, "text/markdown",
%{"en" => "Navbar component\n\nhttps://daisyui.com/components/navbar/\n\n\n"},
%{},
[
{{:function, :__components__, 0}, [generated: true, location: 1],
["__components__()"], :hidden, %{}},
{{:function, :navbar, 1}, [generated: true, location: 15],
["navbar(assigns)"],
%{
"en" => "## Attributes\n\n* Global attributes are accepted.\n## Slots\n\n* `inner_block`\n"
}, %{}},
Is there a way to deactivate this documentation generation ?
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I’m super curious to know what your use-case is here… do you just don’t want them showing up in ex_do? …do you want it completely out of the release? For releases, docs are stripped by default. If you don’t want them showing up in ex_doc you can add
@doc falseto the function. It’s possible neither of these are what you’re looking for, though.pxp9
Hello, the use case is because I want to generate it by myself with my library
lazy_docbut my library detects if a function is not documented viaCode.fetch_docsand the Liveview docs seems they are generated at compile time viaattrandslotMacros.So when I execute
lazy_docthe file is already compiled with the Liveview docs so my library does not detect them as something to be generated.@doc falseis not a solution because my library also thinks when you encounter a@doc falseyou want hidden documentation so my library does not touch it.Btw if you are curious, you can check my blog post about the library in my blog.