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On API docs pages for Angular packages (e.g. https://angular.io/api/common), we show all primary and secondary entry-points. Following a link to one of the secondary entry-points (e.g. https://angular.io/api/common/http), navigates the docs page for the secondary entry-point, where it is incorrectly (and misleadingly) labelled as PACKAGE and not as an entry-point. Implemented a new ENTRY-POINT label and add support for correctly differentiating between entry-points and packages. Fixes #34081 PR Close #35427 |
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README.md
This folder contains the dgeni templates that are used to generate the API docs
Generally there is a template for each docType. Templates can extend and/or include other templates. Templates can also import macros from other template files.
Template inheritance
When extending a template, parent must declare blocks that can be overridden by the child. The template extension hierarchy looks like this (with declared blocks in parentheses):
- layout/base.template.html (bread-crumbs, header, embedded contents and body)
- package.template.html
- export-base.template.html (short-description, security-notes, deprecation, overview, see-also, details, usageNotes)
- class.template.html
- directive.template.html
- enum.template.html
- var.template.html
- const.template.html
- let.template.html
- decorator.template.html
- function.template.html
- interface.template.html
- value-module.template.html
- type-alias.template.html
- pipe.template.html
- ngmodule.template.html
- class.template.html
Doc Properties
It is useful to know what properties are available on each doc type when working with the templates.
The typescript
Dgeni package is now written in TypeScript and there is a class for each of the types of
API document. See https://github.com/angular/dgeni-packages/tree/master/typescript/src/api-doc-types.
This is a good place to go to see what properties you can use in the templates.