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Informations about the package documentor-bundle

README

What is DocumentorBundle?

DocumentorBundle is a Symfony2 bundle that wraps phpDocumentor2 to generate your project's documentation.

Basic Usage

  1. Install and enable the bundle for your project's development environment
  2. Run app/console documentation:create to generate the documentation for files located in ./src
  3. Your project documentation is now available at web/bundles/documentor or http://yourproject.dev/app_dev.php/bundles/documentor/index.html

Features

DocumentorBundle boasts the following features:

Requirements

DocumentorBundle requires the following:

Installation

The suggested install method is via Composer

  1. Add DocumentorBundle to your composer.json file:

  2. Tell Composer to update this bundle:

  3. Enable the bundle for your development environment:

How to use DocumentorBundle?

Go to your project root and generate the documentation using the bundle's built-in DocumentorCommand:

This command will generate documentation for all files in the src/ directory.

After generating the documentation, the command executes app/console assets:install to copy the newly generated documentation to web/bundles/documentor, where you can access it from disk or via your project's website at http://yourproject.dev/app_dev.php/bundles/documentor/index.html

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Requires php Version >=5.3.3
phpdocumentor/phpdocumentor Version ~2.0
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