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archiver-jsdoc-theme

1.0.13

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Version 1.0.13 Details

Archiver-jsdoc-theme is a minimal and clean JSDoc 3 template designed to generate documentation, drawing inspiration from the Minami theme. Versions 1.0.12 and 1.0.13 share the same core description and functionality, providing developers with a simple way to create visually appealing and easily navigable API documentation. Both versions come with an Apache-2.0 license, ensuring freedom for developers to use, modify, and distribute the theme. The author, Chris Talkington, provides a personal website link for further information or contact. The core function of the theme likely remains unchanged between the releases, offering a consistent documentation generation experience.

The key difference between versions 1.0.12 and 1.0.13 lies in their release dates. Version 1.0.13 was published slightly after 1.0.12 , suggesting that version 1.0.13 likely includes minor bug fixes or improvements introduced following the release of version 1.0.12. Notably, there are no listed dependencies for either version, indicating a lightweight design that avoids external module conflicts. For developers considering integrating archiver-jsdoc-theme into their projects, opting for the latest version (1.0.13) is generally recommended to benefit from any post-release refinements. The tarball URLs provided enable direct download and integration into JSDoc projects. This theme serves the purpose of generating elegant documentation directly from Javascript code.

Security Vulnerabilities

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