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Asked: 2026-05-16T05:20:17+00:00

I’ve recently started creating some jQuery plugins and I’m finding it difficult to document

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I’ve recently started creating some jQuery plugins and I’m finding it difficult to document them with the documentation generating tools that I’ve found. I’ve tried: JSDoc, JSDoc-toolkit, JGrouse and a web-based tool also. My biggest headache is that my plug-ins are coded as one big anonymous function, and I’m having trouble getting the tools to either recognize what I’m doing, or ignore it altogether and let me type in the documentation tags for the methods, objects, etc..

Are there any other tools that might help with documenting jQuery plugins?

Thanks,
Sandro

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  1. Editorial Team

    Have you had a look at Natural Docs? It might not have very much of explicit support for JavaScript, however it does a quite good job anyway. Of course you can trick it not to understand the code, but if you play nice with it, it can be a hell of a tool.

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