XrmDocumentationGenerator

XrmDocumentationGenerator is a tool that generates PowerApps documentation for your Microsoft Dataverse solutions. It simplifies the documentation process and helps you keep track of your solution's components.

Features

• Generates documentation in simple syntax markdown format.
• Supports connection string for Dataverse.
• Allows specifying the solution logical name to document.
• Customizable output path for the generated document.
• Built in .NET6.0

Usage

The XrmDocumentationGenerator can be used as a System.CommandLine tool to generate documentation for your PowerApps solutions. Please refer to the GitHub repository for detailed instructions on usage and installation.

This task can be used in a build or release pipeline. That will generate a document for a selected solution to a target destination.

Build pipeline example

trigger:
  none

pool:
  vmImage: 'windows-latest'

variables:
  - name: selfRepoName
    value: $[ resources.repositories.self.name ]  
  - name: Url
    value: host.crm4
  - name: ClientId
    value: AzureAppClientId
  - name: ClientSecret #Not recommended to be visible here (this is only an example)
    value: AzureAppSecret
  - name: SolutionName
    value: AnySolutionSchemaName
  - name: OutputPath
    value: Docs  
  - name: Email
    value: AnyEmail      
steps:
- checkout: self
  persistCredentials: true

- task: XrmDocumentationGenerator@1
  displayName: 'Generate XRM Documentation'
  inputs:
    connectionString: 'AuthType=ClientSecret;url=https://$(Url).dynamics.com;ClientId=$(ClientId);ClientSecret=$(ClientSecret)'
    solutionName: '$(SolutionName)'
    outputPath: $(Build.SourcesDirectory)\$(OutputPath)

- powershell: |
    git config user.email "$(Email)"
    git config user.name "Automatic Build"
    git status
    git fetch
    git branch --all
    $branchName = "$(Build.SourceBranch)".replace('refs/heads/','')
    
    git fetch
    git checkout $branchName
    git add .
    git commit -m "docs generate $(SolutionName) documentation.[skip ci]"
    git push origin $branchName        
  workingDirectory: '$(Build.SourcesDirectory)'
  displayName: 'Commit and Push Changes to Git'

Author

Ramy Victor

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.