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Anypoint Studio has a built-in feature to automatically generate documentation for Mule projects. The documentation plugin allows users to generate an HTML-based documentation with a single click that describes each flow, element, and attribute in the project. Developers can add descriptive text to components using the "doc:name" attribute, which will then appear in the generated documentation. The documentation is saved as an index.html file in a selected folder, displaying both graphical and XML representations of the project's configuration.
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- 1. Automatic documentation with Mule
- 2. Documentation is very important aspect in our software project which explains how it operates or how to use it, and may mean different things to people in different role. It identify attributes, capabilities, characteristics, or qualities of a system or project. Do you know your Anypoint Studio has a feature to generate documentation of our Mule project ??
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- 5. Yes .. We can .. I will show you this trick .. How ??
- 6. Anypoint studio has an inbuild document generator plugin available??
- 7. So, let’s consider we have following flow:-
- 8. Mule config will be You can see in the code we have written the description of the components in the doc:name attributes .. Now when document will be generated we will be getting the description of the component in the documentation
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- 13. Thus, the documentation contains every single flows and shows both the graphical flow design and XML configuration code of each individual flows within the application. You can see it also contains our code and description of our flows and components both graphically and also in xml format
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