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Hello Cesar,
First of all thanks for sharing this plugin, what a very useful work ! I've stumbled upon what I believe to be an issue with the parsing of @return statements in the javadoc like structure. Here's the simple dummy class I wrote, and below the generate markdown. No configuration file is used. Happy to help solve this if you'd like, although I'm not sure where to start in the implementation you propose.
public class dummyTest {
/**
* @description Some description for the class.
* @param myParam Some input parameter
* @return a return value
*/
public String dummyMethod(Integer myParam) {
return '';
}
}
And the generated markdown :
---
layout: default
---
# dummyTest class
---
## Methods
### `dummyMethod(Integer myParam)` → `String`
Some description for the class.
#### Parameters
|Param|Description|
|-----|-----------|
|`myParam` | Some input parameter |
---
Thanks again for your work, I can definitely see this plugin gaining a lot of traction and interest seeing the void around proper Javadoc like support for Apex !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello Cesar,
First of all thanks for sharing this plugin, what a very useful work ! I've stumbled upon what I believe to be an issue with the parsing of @return statements in the javadoc like structure. Here's the simple dummy class I wrote, and below the generate markdown. No configuration file is used. Happy to help solve this if you'd like, although I'm not sure where to start in the implementation you propose.
And the generated markdown :
Thanks again for your work, I can definitely see this plugin gaining a lot of traction and interest seeing the void around proper Javadoc like support for Apex !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: