Such injectables were not appearing in the providers lists of their NgModule.
This commit updates the doc-gen to support associating these automatically.
Further, it also allows developers to mark other injectables that are provided
in an NgModule with a reference to the NgModule where they are provided.
The commit also does a refactoring of the `processNgModuleDocs` dgeni
processor code, to make it easier to maintain.
Fixes#41203
PR Close#41960
Previously, only the first layer of sub-classes were filtered to remove
private exports. But on recursing down further levels these were not
filtered out.
PR Close#40404
- Change margin to the header so that the the label aligns with the header
- Make code in API pages pre-wrap so that you can see the actual text on the screen - helps with issue #27296
- Modified text to be title case in label API to be consistent with rest of app labels
- Removed unused table of contents SCSS file
- TOC SCSS file reorg cleanup
- Soften headers font-weight in API pages
- Make linenums ordered list inside code examples always show as numbers
PR Close#31013
Now, one can add an `@alias` tag to API docs, which tells dgeni that this
API element (usually a `const`) is really just an alias for some API element
defined elsewhere.
Dgeni will then look up this API element and copy over the properties from
the alias to the current doc.
For example, we would like to privately export an Enum from `@angular/core`
but then publicly export this from `@angular/common`:
**packages/core/private_exports.ts**
```ts
/**
* Description of this document.
*/
export enum ɵSomeEnum { ... }
```
**packages/common/public_api.ts**
```ts
import {ɵSomeEnum} from '@angular/core';
/**
* @alias core/ɵSomeEnum
*/
export const SomeEnum = ɵSomeEnum;
```
In the generated docs there will be a page for `common/SomeEnum`, which
will be rendered as an enum, rather than a const, showing the description
extracted from the `core/ɵSomeEnum`.
---
The implementation of this feature required some refactoring of the other
processing:
1. Previously `ɵ` prefixed exports were not even considered.
2. Due to 1. some processors needed to have guards added to ignore such
private exports (`addMetadataAliases` and `checkContentRules`).
3. The processing of package pages had to be reworked (and split) so that
it picked up the aliased export docs after their alias proeprties had
been copied.
See FW-1207, FW-632, #29249
PR Close#29673
In some overloads, the parameter type can be a large anonymous
object type.
This change displays such types as `object`. It is then up to the
documentation author to put more information about the type in the
method usage notes.
PR Close#24976
* Make individual overloads collapsible
* Show only the first overload expanded, rest collapsed
* Text changes to 'collapse all' once 'show all' is clicked
* Fix chevron/carrot rotation animation when overloads / overload item is expanded or collapsed
PR Close#24976
In an overloaded method, the overload with the function body is the
actual method doc, and this doc is not included in the list of "additional"
overloads.
Moreover, the logic (all in dgeni-packages) is that if none of the items
has a body then we use the first overload as the actual method doc.
In the case of abstract methods, none of the methods have a body. So we
have a situation where the overloads collection does not contain the first
abstract method, even though it is not the "implementation" of the method.
Therefore we need to still render it.
Closes#25610
PR Close#25670
George Kalpakas
Pete Bacon Darwin
Chellappan
Sonu Kapoor
ajitsinghkaler
Stefanie Fluin
Martin Sikora