Docatron generates documentation from source files. Look at the Move.js website for an example of the generated docs, and the Move.js source for an example of Docatron style comments.
Docatron comments must start with a specific character sequence. For example,
the default is ///, which means that any line starting with /// is parsed as
a Docatron comment. This prefix can specified when running docatron.py.
Run docatron.py --help to show the help message.
Links to other parts of the documentation are prefixed with @. For example, if
there is a Node class, @Node anywhere in a Docatron comment will link to the
documentation for that class.
Most of the syntax is specified in config.py in the Regex section. The HTML output can also be customized in config.py.
A more complete overview of the syntax is on its way, but for now, look at the Move.js source for a complete example.
Finish adding Docatron comments to docatron.py