These projects demonstrate how to use Dokka Gradle Plugin in v2 mode.
To learn more about how to migrate a project Dokka Gradle Plugin v2, read the migration guide https://kotl.in/dokka-gradle-migration.
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| basic-gradle-example | A basic Dokka example project. |
| composite-build-example | How to use Dokka to generate documentation for a composite build. |
| custom-format-example | Demonstrates how to override .css styles and add custom images as assets, allowing you to change the logo used in the header. |
| java-example | Dokka can be used to document Java code too. |
| javadoc-example | Use the Dokka Javadoc plugin to create a HTML site that emulates Javadoc. |
| kotlin-as-java-example | Demonstrates how to apply the Dokka plugin, Kotlin as Java. |
| kotlin-multiplatform-example | Produce Dokka for a simple Kotlin Multiplatform project. |
| library-publishing-example | How to integrate Dokka into the publishing process of a library, adding documentation generated by Dokka as artifacts. |
| multimodule-example | how to apply and configure Dokka in a multi-project build. |
| versioning-multimodule-example | Configuration of Dokka's versioning plugin, which allows readers to navigate through different versions of documentation. |