boxlang-code-documenter

To document BoxLang code, you add Javadoc-style comment blocks above classes and functions, using @param, @return, and @throws annotations to describe parameters, return values, and exceptions for consistent inline API documentation.

Yes, BoxLang documentation works with DocBox. By standardizing Javadoc-style comment templates with @param and @return blocks, the skill ensures your inline comments are compatible and ready for DocBox API reference generation.

The best way to standardize inline comments is to use structured Javadoc-style templates that define @param, @return, @throws, and example blocks, ensuring consistent API documentation and easier maintenance across all BoxLang modules.

Yes, you can generate usage examples. The documentation templates include guidance on adding example blocks alongside @param and @return annotations to provide clear usage instructions within your BoxLang codebase.

BoxLang code lacks consistent API documentation when inline comments are unstructured. Applying standardized Javadoc-style templates for classes and functions aligns comments and makes the documentation shareable and easier to maintain.