* Generate core API docs from TSDoc comments
Uses api-extractor and api-documenter to generate documentation for
the Kibana core API from TSDoc comments in the source code.
Documentation can be generated using `npm run docs:api`.
I used --no-verify to ignore the following pre-commit hook errors:
1. Filenames MUST use snake_case - api-extractor.json
It's possible to specify a different config file, but I prefer to keep the "standard" config file name.
2. UNHANDLED ERROR: Unable to find tsconfig.json file selecting "common/core_api_review/kibana.api.ts". Ensure one exists and it is listed in "src/dev/typescript/projects.ts"
This is not a source file, so safe to ignore.
* Flesh out API docs a little bit
* Ignore snake_case check for api-extractor.json
* Ignore api-extractor's review file from pre-commit check
* Try to fix build failing by using masters yarn.lock
* I'm being stupid
* Found a better home for ignoring common/core_api_review/kibana.api.ts
* Node script for detecting core API changes
I initially wanted to include this as a precommit hook, but it takes
quite long to execute (~12s) so might be better suited as a test or
as part of the release process.
The script currently fails because api-extractor uses an older version
of typescript.
* Fix tslint precommit hook ignore condition
* Write tsdoc-metadata.json into ./build
* Add LogMeta and ElasticSearch to exported types & docs
* Suppress logging when running api-extractor from script
* Improve check_core_api_changes script and run as test
* Inline api-extractor.json config
* Fix check_core_api_changes --help flag
* LogMeta TSDoc comments
* check_core_api_changes: fail if api-extractor produces warnings or errors
And print more useful messages to the console
* Move ignored ts files list into dev/file
* Add back build:types since api-exporter cannot operate on source files
* Upgrade api-exporter/documenter
* api-extractor: independantly analyze core/public and core/server
Becasue of https://github.com/Microsoft/web-build-tools/issues/1029
api-extractor can't use core/index.ts as a single entry point for
analyzing the public and server API's as isolated namespaces.
Instead we analyze these projects separately. This introduces other
problems like the api review files and documentation always being
called "kibana." from the package.json filename.
* Build types as part of build task
* Include types in typescript browser compilation
* Force inclusion of core/public for building types
* Fix api review filename in api-exporter errors
* Update docs and API review files
* Fix api-extractor warnings
* Remove ts file ignored list since it's no longer necessary
* Rename exported api package name
* Review comments
* Export other missing types
* Upgrade api-documenter to latest beta
* Export more missing types
* Fix warnings and add api-exporter to Jenkins tests
* Correctly handle runBuildTypes() exceptions
* Fix another swallowed exception
* Fix api-extractor warnings after master merge
* Expose core api types in /public and /server
* Export CoreStart from core/public
* Export Server and Public from 'kibana'
* Cast frozen object type back to original
The exported type `InjectedMetadataStart` derives it's type from the returned values.
Since it's internal state is frozen the type changes to `ReadOnly<`. However, consumers
of the API shouldn't have to know or care about this type.
* Be more selective with what gets exported
* Fix type imports in tests
* Fix type errors
* Remove src/type_exports.ts
* More remove src/type_exports.ts
* Remove build:types
* Fix bootstrap import
* Expose internal API's at the top level
Exposing the internal API's at the top level of core/public and core/server
makes it obvious that these API's are consumed outside these modules. Marking
these @internal ensures they don't get exported as part of the documentation.
* Fix tests
* Put core/{public/server} in their own namespaces
In https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/31234 there were some extra changes that I've reverted, like use of the `tsconfig-paths` package to magically rewrite import statements to defy the standard node module resolution algorithm, the inclusion of several unnecessary options in the `test/tsconfig.json` file, and changes of the line-endings in the config files. This also brings a few enhancements from https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/30190 including a modularized version of the expect.js types, and options for explicit mappings for the PageObjects and services used in ftr tests.
