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Adding a Plugin
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There are two steps required to install a new plugin:
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1. Create a JavaScript module to contain your plugin code.
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2. Include the name of that module in the "plugins" array of `conf.json`.
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For example, if your plugin source code was saved in the "plugins/shout.js"
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file, you would include it in conf.json like so:
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{
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"plugins": [
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"plugins/shout"
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]
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}
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Authoring JSDoc 3 Plugins
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The plugin system for JSDoc 3 is event-based, meaning you register an interest
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in a specific named-event with a handler function that will be called by JSDoc
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whenever that event occurs. JSDoc will pass an event object into your handler as
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the argument: this can be used to access information about the event.
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For example, to handle events fired whenever a new doclet is created by JSDoc,
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you would add a handler for the "newDoclet" event to your plugin's exported
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functions, like so:
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exports.newDoclet = function(e) {
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// e.doclet will refer to the newly created doclet
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// you can read and modify properties of that doclet if you wish
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if (typeof e.doclet.description === 'string') {
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e.doclet.description = e.doclet.description.toUpperCase();
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}
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};
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