TypeDoc

    Options which don't fit elsewhere.

    $ typedoc --watch
    

    Use TypeScript's incremental compiler to watch source files for changes and build the docs on change. May be combined with --emit.

    This mode detects changes to project documents, readme, custom JS/CSS, configuration files, files imported by @include/@includeCode, and any files explicitly registered by plugins as needing to be watched, as well as all your TypeScript source files.

    Watch mode is not supported with entryPointStrategy set to packages or merge.

    $ typedoc --watch --preserveWatchOutput
    

    By default, --watch clears the screen between compilation steps. If --preserveWatchOutput is specified, this behavior is disabled.

    $ typedoc --help
    

    Print all available options, along with a short description. Also prints a list of supported highlighting languages.

    $ typedoc --version
    

    Prints TypeDoc's version.

    $ typedoc --showConfig
    

    Print TypeDoc's config and exit. Useful for debugging what options have been set.

    $ typedoc --logLevel Verbose
    

    Specifies the log level to be printed to the console. Defaults to Info. The available levels are:

    • Verbose - Print all log messages, may include debugging information intended for TypeDoc developers
    • Info - Print informational log messages along with warning and error messages
    • Warn - Print warning and error messages
    • Error - Print only error messages
    • None - Print no messages.
    $ typedoc --skipErrorChecking
    

    Instructs TypeDoc to not run the type checker before converting a project. Enabling this option may improve generation time, but could also result in crashes if your code contains type errors.

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