CodeDoc uses OpenAIs GPT-3 AI to generate code documentation with ease.

To package CodeDoc, install vsce. To install vsce, you must have node/npm downloaded from https://nodejs.org/en/download/. Once npm is downloaded, run npm i vsce in a command line. It should successfully install.
Download the source code of CodeDoc by clicking the download button on GitHub or by running git clone https://github.com/nekumelon/CodeDoc. Once you have the source code, navigate to the folder and run vsce package in a command line. If a warning shows up, just press y and it shuld create a .vsix file in the directory.
Once you have the .vsix file, click the extensions icon in vscode, the 3 dots on the top right and then click Install from VSIX. In the file explorer, navigate to the .vsix file and open it. It will install CodeDoc and ask you to reload.

To authenticate, you must have an OpenAI api key. You can generate one from https://openai.com/api/. Put the api key in CodeDocs settings.

If you have access to the OpenAI Codex API and want to use it's superior code knowledge, you can select the Codex option in the CodeDoc settings. The only downside is that large code may take a little longer to process.

First make sure you are authenticated. See above details. To use CodeDoc, select the function you want to create documentation for and click the Generate Documentation icon on the bottom left of the vscode status bar (The icon looks like a document with a code symbol). If you are on a MacBook with a touchbar, you can click the document icon, also on the bottom left.

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