eventaservo-yard-docs

To generate YARD documentation for Ruby code, provide a class, module, or method to receive a full YARD-compliant docblock. It covers service objects, models, and controllers within app/, lib/, and config/ directories.

Yes, you can enforce English-only text in YARD docs for a Rails project. The generated documentation strictly applies English language rules to all YARD text and tag content, including @param, @return, and @example tags.

The best way to add @see tags and examples to Ruby API docs is to generate them contextually. The documentation process automatically includes relevant examples and references to related classes or modules when applicable.

Yes, YARD supports frontmatter-based metadata for Ruby service objects. The documentation generation process satisfies frontmatter requirements while documenting typical scenarios like service objects, models, and controllers.

To document methods in config/ directories using YARD, apply the documentation generator to the target code. It identifies and documents Ruby code clearly across app/, lib/, and config/ paths.

You need to update existing YARD docblocks in a Ruby on Rails application when API clarity and maintainability decline. Providing the Ruby class or method allows the tool to create or update the YARD documentation consistently.