Unfortunately, we need to recommend: use yarn or npm v3 to install documentation.
npm v1 and v2 are unable to properly de-duplicate dependencies, so they will
create wastefully large node_modules
directories under documentation.
If you've written very dynamic JavaScript, all of documentation's intelligence might not understand it. If:
- documentation is wrong in a clear way, please open a descriptive issue with a code snippet and we can help!
- if it's right technically but you want to control your docs entirely,
use the
@name
tag to declare the name of the thing (function, variable, etc) you're referring to, and the tool will not try to infer anything at all.
Linux systems can have a low limit of 'watchable files'. To increase this limit, follow the advice in this StackOverflow answer.
You'll need to increase the ulimit
maximum for your system: here's a StackOverflow issue explaining how.