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JSDoc supports stable versions of Node.js 8.15.0 and later. You can install
JSDoc globally or in your project's node_modules folder.
To install the latest version on npm globally (might require sudo;
learn how to fix this):
npm install -g jsdoc
To install the latest version on npm locally and save it in your package's
package.json file:
npm install --save-dev jsdoc
Note: By default, npm adds your package using the caret operator in front of
the version number (for example, ^3.6.3). We recommend using the tilde
operator instead (for example, ~3.6.3), which limits updates to the most
recent patch-level version. See
this Stack Overflow answer for
more information about the caret and tilde operators.
If you installed JSDoc locally, the JSDoc command-line tool is available in
./node_modules/.bin. To generate documentation for the file
yourJavaScriptFile.js:
./node_modules/.bin/jsdoc yourJavaScriptFile.js
If you installed JSDoc globally, run the jsdoc command:
jsdoc yourJavaScriptFile.js
By default, the generated documentation is saved in a directory named out. You
can use the --destination (-d) option to specify another directory.
Run jsdoc --help for a complete list of command-line options.
Templates and tools
The JSDoc community has created templates and other tools to help you generate
and customize your documentation. Here are a few of them: