DendroDocs.Tool is the successor to the Living Documentation Analyzer, providing a solution for analyzing dotnet projects and generating detailed JSON outputs. This tool is a key component of the DendroDocs ecosystem, designed to bridge the gap between evolving code and up-to-date documentation.
A command-line tool that analyzes dotnet projects or solutions and produces a JSON file that follows the schema defined in the DendroDocs Schema repository.
DendroDocs.Tool uses the shared library from the DendroDocs.Shared repository, ensuring reusability across different parts of the DendroDocs dotnet ecosystem.
- .NET 8.0 SDK or newer.
Install DendroDocs.Tool as a dotnet global tool:
dotnet tool install --global DendroDocs.Tool
Example usage:
dendrodocs-analyze --solution G:\DendroDocs\dotnet-shared-lib\DendroDocs.Shared.sln --output shared.json --pretty --verbose --exclude G:\DendroDocs\dotnet-shared-lib\build\_build.csproj
The output of DendroDocs.Tool is a comprehensive JSON file that conforms to the schema defined in the DendroDocs Schema. This JSON file provides a representation of your source code, which can be used to generate various types of documentation or integrate with other tools in your development pipeline.
This library includes build attestation through GitHub's attest-build-provenance action, providing cryptographic proof of the build process and artifact integrity. Each published package includes verifiable provenance information that demonstrates:
- The exact repository and commit that built the artifacts
- The GitHub Actions workflow that produced the packages
- Cryptographic signatures ensuring artifact authenticity
This ensures that the packages you install have not been tampered with and came from the official DendroDocs build pipeline.
DendroDocs.Tool is part of the broader DendroDocs ecosystem. Explore DendroDocs to find more tools, libraries, and documentation resources that help you bridge the gap between your code and its documentation.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to create issues or pull requests.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.