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When generating documentation for the search.js file will have weird characters appended in front of it.
Manually removing the weird characters does make the js-file readable again for webbrowsers.
$ typedoc --target ES6 --out ./docs/ ./src
It should generate a correct search.js file that a webbrowser can read.
The file that the command creates has these characters appended to it var typedoc = typedoc || {};
var typedoc = typedoc || {};
$ node -v
$ npm -v
$ typedoc -v
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for the report. Should be fixed by #705 when merged.
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When generating documentation for the search.js file will have weird characters appended in front of it.
Debug results
Manually removing the weird characters does make the js-file readable again for webbrowsers.
Steps to reproduce
$ typedoc --target ES6 --out ./docs/ ./src
Expected Behavior
It should generate a correct search.js file that a webbrowser can read.
Actual Behavior
The file that the command creates has these characters appended to it
var typedoc = typedoc || {};
System details
$ node -v
v9.2.1$ npm -v
5.6.0$ typedoc -v
TypeDoc 0.10.0 Using TypeScript 2.7.1The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: