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I use JsDusk

  • Version : JSDuck 5.3.4 (Ruby 1.8.7)
  • OS: Linux ( CentOS 6 )

I want to exclude some directories, but it doesn't work. 

 --exclude="/Doc/Project1/application/,/Doc/Project1/docs/,/Doc/Project1/docUtil/"

Actually it should works. Here is the jsDuck Code .

I start jsDuck in a script with the command below.

find /Doc/Project1/ -name '*.js' | xargs jsduck --output=/Doc/DocSrc/jsdoc --exclude=/Doc/Project1/application/ext,/Doc/Project1/application/,/Project1/docs,/Doc/Project1/docUtil,/Doc/Project1/framework,/jawaDoc/Project1/info
michael-mammut
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The commit you're referring to is included to JSDuck 6.0 beta, but you're using 5.3.4.

You can install the beta with:

$ gem install jsduck --prerelease
Rene Saarsoo
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  • Thank you, but how can I realise this in 5.3.4 ? Is there not other way? – michael-mammut Sep 09 '15 at 10:44
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    In JSDuck 5 you can just use the `--exclude` option multiple times to specify multiple paths. The only thing that JSDuck 6 added was the ability to have comma-separated list of paths. – Rene Saarsoo Sep 10 '15 at 08:04