api-documentation

To generate API documentation from Pact module signatures, supply the signatures to the generator to automatically produce structured reference docs covering functions, parameters, capabilities, and gas costs.

Yes, you can automatically document Pact gas costs and capabilities in a single reference by processing module signatures to extract and format these annotations into clear, publish-ready tables.

The best way to maintain up-to-date API docs for Pact functions and parameters is to generate them directly from module signatures, ensuring the reference output stays synchronized with the latest contract code.

Yes, this approach works for creating publish-ready developer portal documentation from Pact contracts by converting signatures into structured module overviews, dependencies, and usage examples suitable for wikis or repositories.

To start automating Pact API reference generation, you need to provide the Pact module signatures, which the tool processes to output structured documentation without requiring additional dependencies or components.

Documenting Pact code using only module signatures focuses on generating function docs, parameter tables, capabilities, and gas costs, but may not capture complex internal execution logic or external integration workflows.