I have followed the recommended approach of using sahi-script for writing all my tests, as suggested by the tool's official documentation:
Now, I am looking to create a Javadoc-style documentation for my code. I attempted to generate it using Javadoc, thinking that since "The JS version can also call and reuse any Java code or libraries, so you can have the simplicity of JS but also use the power of Java when needed," it would work. However, I encountered the following error:
>javadoc baum.sah
>Loading source files for package baum.sah...
>javadoc warning: No source files for package baum.sah
>Constructing Javadoc information...
>javadoc warning: No source files for package baum.sah
>javadoc error: No public or protected classes found to document.
>1 error
>2 warnings
Here are my inquiries:
1.) Is there a method to generate Javadoc-style documentation without needing to translate all SAHI-script code into Java?
2.) If yes, could you provide a detailed step-by-step explanation of how you achieved this?