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On a mac, you can create symbolic links. As part of my javascript library, I've symbolic linked several folders from one place to another. The reason for this is to share these javascript files in two libraries without copying the code. I want the generated documentation for both libraries to contain the symlinked folders. Symlinked individual files ARE included in the JSDuck documentation as long as the folder they are in is not symlinked..
To do this, I used the command:
ln -s originalfolder newfolder
This command would create a symlink to an individual file which would be included in the documentation:
On a mac, you can create symbolic links. As part of my javascript library, I've symbolic linked several folders from one place to another. The reason for this is to share these javascript files in two libraries without copying the code. I want the generated documentation for both libraries to contain the symlinked folders. Symlinked individual files ARE included in the JSDuck documentation as long as the folder they are in is not symlinked..
To do this, I used the command:
This command would create a symlink to an individual file which would be included in the documentation:
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