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archiver-jsdoc-theme

1.0.12

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Version 1.0.12 Details

Archiver-jsdoc-theme is a minimalist and clean JSDoc 3 template designed to produce elegant API documentation. Based on the popular Minami template, it offers a visually appealing and easily navigable structure for documenting JavaScript projects. Versions 1.0.11 and 1.0.12 of archiver-jsdoc-theme, released very closely in time, largely share the same core functionality and design principles, focusing on generating clean and understandable documentation from JSDoc comments.

While the core description and features remain consistent, the key difference between versions 1.0.11 and 1.0.12 lies in subtle refinements and potential bug fixes made in the short interval between their releases. Developers considering integrating this theme into their JSDoc workflow will benefit from its clear structure, which enhances the readability of generated documentation. The theme's Apache-2.0 license promotes flexibility in its usage and modification. Examining the commit history between these two versions in the project's GitHub repository (archiverjs/jsdoc-theme) is advisable for developers who want definitive details on changes. While both offer a reliable and aesthetically pleasing option for JSDoc theming, opting for the latest version, 1.0.12 ensures users have the most recent improvements and bug fixes available, contributing to a more polished documentation output. Also the releaseDate, 2015-12-23T04:16:02.648Z, points to a close time with the previous version.

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