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Changelog

0.5.17

  • Fix handling of multi-byte UTF8 characters.

0.5.16

  • Change handling of circular dependencies to an incomplete but correct approach, fixing a potential issue with bad caching.

0.5.15

  • Fix use of @inheritdoc in circularly dependent files.

0.5.14

  • Add support for documenting structs and enums: {{structs}}, {{ownStructs}}, and likewise for enums.

0.5.13

  • Fix a bug when parsing @custom NatSpec tags.

0.5.12

  • Add support for @custom: NatSpec tags.

0.5.11

  • Provide a privateFunctions array variable in the contract template.

0.5.10

  • Add support for @inheritdoc NatSpec tag.

0.5.9

  • Fix bug introduced in 0.5.8 for projects with dependencies.

0.5.8

  • Fixed trimming of whitespace at the beginning of NatSpec lines.
  • Fixed issues with ignored newlines in solc >= 0.6.9.

This may change the output slightly for all users of solc >= 0.6. This shouldn't be an issue if the output format is Markdown.

0.5.7

  • Fixed a bug that caused solidity-docgen to fail with solc >=0.7.1.

0.5.6

  • Fixed a bug that prevented using solc 0.7 with the --solc-module option.

The built in compiler remains solc 0.6, but users who want to use the newer compiler version can do so by installing the desired solc version and using the flag --solc-module. Here's an example using npm aliases:

npm install -D solc-0.7@npm:solc@^0.7.0
npx solidity-docgen --solc-module solc-0.7

0.5.5

  • Fixed a bug in the contracts output structure that would result in contracts missing from the output if there was more than one defined in the same Solidity source file.

This is technically a breaking change in how output paths are generated, but it should not affect most people. In particular, users who follow the convention of naming Solidity files by the contract that they contain will not be affected at all. Users who follow a different convention and who use the contracts output structure (the default) will see output files generated in a different path.

0.5.4

  • Added a --helpers (-H) option: a path to a file whose exports will be registed as handlebars helpers.

0.5.2, 0.5.3

  • Changed --solc-module option to use Node module resolution algorithm.

For example, if you've installed solc@0.5 alongside solidity-docgen, you can now run solidity-docgen --solc-module solc.

This is a small breaking change. If you were using this option before, you need to make sure its value is now something that Node recognizes as a module, such as the name of an installed Node module or a path beginning with ./, ../, or /.

0.5.1

  • Fixed a bug in the npm package.

0.5.0

This release contains breaking changes.

  • Replaced --contract-pages with --output-structure [contracts|readmes|single].
  • Changed default output structure. The new default is equivalent to the old --contract-pages.

If you were using --contract-pages, you should remove it, since it is the new default. If you were using the previous defaults, you should now use --output-structure single if you want a single page with all contracts, or --output-structure readmes if you use READMEs to structure your output pages.

  • Removed the default prelude template.

The prelude is an advanced feature that most users will not care about. It can be used to create cross-references in your documentation. If you were using the default templates before and you would like to keep the prelude, you will have to copy them into your project. Take contract.hbs and prelude.sample.hbs from the templates directory, rename the latter to prelude.hbs, and put them in a directory in your project. Then invoke solidity-docgen with the -t <templates-directory> option.

There is one additional breaking change in 0.5.2. Please refer to the relevant entry above.

0.4.1

  • Implemented support for dependency imports in input contracts.

0.4.0

  • Upgraded solc to 0.6.

If you would like to upgrade solidity-docgen but continue using the 0.5 compiler, you can install solc@0.5 in your project and run solidity-docgen --solc-module ./node_modules/solc.