oo-component-documentation

You can generate component documentation from source code by applying a standardized Markdown template to object-oriented components. The system detects inputs, chooses create or update workflows, and produces architecture and API descriptions directly from the codebase.

Yes, you can generate docs for TypeScript and Python components using the same template. The system applies language-specific analysis guidance for C#, Java, TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, and Python while enforcing standardized architecture and interface sections across all outputs.

Update existing micro-service documentation after refactoring by triggering the update workflow mode. The system analyzes the modified source code and refreshes the architecture, interface, and quality sections of your existing docs to ensure they remain synchronized with the codebase.

Yes, this documentation tool works with Go services. It is explicitly designed to analyze object-oriented components in Go, allowing developers to quickly produce up-to-date architecture and API descriptions for new services or existing micro-services.

The best way to standardize API descriptions across multiple object-oriented projects is to use a shared Markdown template that enforces architecture, interface, and quality sections. This ensures comprehensive, accurate, and maintainable documentation across different languages like Java, C#, and Python.

To generate docs for a new component, you need to provide the source code location, such as a file path like src/auth/auth_service.go. The system automatically detects the creation mode and analyzes the code to produce the standardized documentation.