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readFilesProcessor module not found #12

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obedm503 opened this issue Jul 11, 2016 · 3 comments
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readFilesProcessor module not found #12

obedm503 opened this issue Jul 11, 2016 · 3 comments

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@obedm503
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I've been looking for an angular documentation generator for a while now and hadn't decided on one. Then I saw the demos, something not given by many documentation generators so props for that, and decided to give it a try.

followed all given steps, which are not clear at all, and executed the task: got errors saying
-Invalid property in "readFilesProcessor" (in "base" package)
-sourceFiles=[Source files can't be blank]
-error processing docs: processor=readFilesProcessor, package=base, sourceFiles=[Source files can't be blank]

I assume this is a simple error. Given that after reading thru several files I found no readFilesProcessor module being exported and that the module is never really imported into the docgen.js file. I assume it should be solved by including this module, which might have been left out by mistake, and requiring it inside the docgen.js file.

This looks to be one of the best tools for angular documentation generation, if it was documented..

@wingedfox
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Please try v0.3.4 and check whether the error persists.
Thank you.

@scottux
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scottux commented Feb 16, 2017

Getting this same issue in 0.3.4 and 0.3.5.

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scottux commented Feb 16, 2017

Figured out my issue, was using /src/**/*.js instead of src/**/*.js

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