AutoDoc Plugins

Here, you can find the latest AutoDoc plugins for manual installation.

Deutsche Version

Available Plugins

de.enache.AutoDoc.Plugin.ZippedCode

Description: AutoDoc plug-in for the processing of source code in ZIP files (*.zip).

Download: de.enache.AutoDoc.Plugin.ZippedCode_1.0.zip: Compatible with AutoDoc 1.2.8 and above.

Release History:

24.05.2020 - Release 1.0

Initial implementation.

 

de.enache.AutoDoc.Plugin.SAS_EG:

Description: AutoDoc plug-in for the processing of SAS code in SAS Enterprise Guide files (*.epg).

Download: de.enache.AutoDoc.Plugin.SAS_EG_1.3.zip: Compatible with AutoDoc 1.2.11 and above.

Release History:

24.05.2020 - Release 1.0

Initial implementation.

15.01.2022 - Release 1.1

Extending the process list extraktion to be compatible with Enterprise Guide Version 8.3.

12.02.2022 - Release 1.2

Changed name of the Code Task index output file to reflect the source EGP file it belongs to in case more than one EGP files are processed.

04.08.2022 - Release 1.3

Added support for Links to external programs.

 

Manual Installation of Plugins

In case the installation of the plugins via the Plugin Manager in the AutoDoc GUI fails, for example because a Firewall prevents AutoDoc from accessing the internet, this is how you can install the plugins manually.

  1. Download the suitalble ZIP file to your local hard drive.
  2. Locate the folder "plugins" within the AutoDoc program directory and unzip the Plugin files from the downloaded ZIP file.
  3. The content of the AutoDoc plugin folder should look something like this (example from SAS_EG plugin):
        plugins/
            de.enache.AutoDoc.Plugin.SAS_EG/
                de.enache.AutoDoc.Plugin.SAS_EG.jar        (The plugin itself)
                de.enache.AutoDoc.Plugin.SAS_EG.plug_ini   (The plugin's parameter file)
                Dokumentation.txt                          (The plugin's documentation)
                LICENCE_GPL_V_3_0.txt                      (The plugin's licence)
            
  4. In case the plugin supports it's own parameters, you may change these in the *.plug_ini file using a text editor.