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Driver Docs

Driver Docs Overview

An introduction to automatically generated techincal documentation for your codebases.

Driver Docs Introduction

Driver Docs are automatically generated for each codebase you connect. If you haven't already, first read the guide to connecting a codebase.

Navigating Driver Docs

Once generated, Driver Docs can be easily navigated using the left-hand pane.

  1. Each file and folder within a codebase has corresponding Driver Docs.

  2. Select the file or folder to load the respective Driver Docs.

  3. Use the Table of Contents to jump to relevant sections quickly.

  4. Expand or collapse the code on the right side of the screen.

  5. Inside the code viewer, right-click on the code or use the F1 key to bring up the Command Pallete.

Language Specialization

The format and content of Driver Docs is specialized for specific languages. For example, in Verilog/SystemVerilog, it's essential to document modules, while in C it is important to document Data Structures.

Here is a list of languages that include specialization. If you would like to request specialization for a language that isn't listed here, send us a note at support@driver.ai.

  1. Arduino C++ Variant (.ino filetypes)

  2. Assembly

  3. C

  4. C#

  5. C++

  6. Java

  7. Javascript

  8. PHP

  9. Python

  10. Ruby

  11. Rust

  12. Terraform

  13. Typescript

  14. VB6

  15. Verilog/SystemVerilog


Last Updated:

January 27, 2025

Jan 27, 2025

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