##Docugit Docugit automates creating Markdown from your code documentation, so you don't have to!
###Setup Docugit depends on Grit, Ruby and Git.
Clone Docugit and make sure that bin/docugit is in your load path.
###Usage
####Code comments Docugit reads JavaScript, HTML, and CSS files and comments. Append a plus symbol after the opening comment tag and before the closing comment tag and Docugit will grab the documentation in between.
/*+
This is some sweet JavaScript or CSS style documentation!
+*/<!--+
More HTML style documentation
+-->####Initializing Docugit
Docugit works with an outside Git repo, typically a Wiki like Gollum. From your project directory,
tell Docugit what Git repo to send Markdown files to. docugit init ~/Some/Git/Repo will create a .docugit-config
file with the repo location in your project directory.
####Running Docugit
After initializing Docugit, commit the files with documentation. Simply run docugit from the project directory. The
files will be read and Markdown versions with just your documentation will be created in the outside Git repo location,
added, and committed with a Docugit commit message.