Documentation Coverage Testing With dcov

  2007-08-29 11:00:09
How often have you thrown up your hands in disgust at the poor quality of documentation for an open source project? Wouldn’t it be nice if someone put together a documentation coverage tool that worked like test coverage tools? Well, you’re in luck—dcov is here (at least for Ruby code). dcov is still pretty immature , but it' showing a lot of promise. It's already capable of verifying that each module, class, and method of your code is documented. The upcoming release adds coverage checking for each parameter to a method 
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