Yardbird is a YARD plugin that allows you, the developer, to write documentation Your Way. Do you like TomDoc, but wish it were just a tad bit different? You can fix that. Have some radical idea for using ASCII table in your docs? You can do that too.

Who wrote that code? When? Why? Theses are all things we often ask when reading documentation. yard-blame makes it easy to ask.

A ruby yard extension for docuementing Chef cookbooks

YARD documentation helper for ClassMethods-style modules.

Yeah this just adds a `yard clean` command to remove files.

CommonMark and Markdown markup provider for YARD

Allows use of the @component tag to pull related methods and classes into one file

yard-contextify is a plugin for YARD for parsing contextified classes.

This is simply a published fork of yard-cucumber that works with Cucumber 2.0+, all thanks goes to pghalliday & burtlo

Generates docs for delegated methods

Forked YARD plugin to list RSpec specifications inside documentation

Once yard-dm is installed, YARD will automatically load the plugin when ever the `yardoc` utility is ran on a project.

yard-dm-predefined is a plugin for YARD for parsing dm-predefined methods.

yard-dm-predefined is a plugin for YARD for parsing dm-predefined methods.

YARD-Docco is a YARD extension that provides an additional source view that will show comments alongside the source code within a method.

Ruby core documentation yardoc database

Generates for you all YARD declarations of attributes and initializer parameters created by dry-initializer gem.

Fills up your documentation with examples taken from rspec

Fills up your documentation with examples taken from rspec

🤺 Convert ASCII braces ('{}') to full-width braces ('{}') within code fences (triple-or-single backticks) during YARD processing, and back to ASCII braces afterward