JetBrains 3rd Party JavaDoc Clean Read

Cleans and reformats Javadoc for readability

About this software

JavaDoc Clean Read is a third-party JetBrains plugin that reformats and presents Javadoc comments inside JetBrains IDEs. It converts raw Javadoc into a cleaner, more readable display within editor tooltips and documentation panels. The product is offered as a personal subscription license for one user over one year and is distributed via the JetBrains Marketplace as a third-party plugin.

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JetBrains 3rd Party JavaDoc Clean Read

JetBrains 3rd Party JavaDoc Clean Read
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Benefits

  • Improved Javadoc readability: Reformats Javadoc to make comments easier to scan
  • Editor integration: Displays cleaned documentation in editor tooltips and panels
  • Workflow efficiency: Reduces time spent interpreting poorly formatted comments
  • Personal subscription license: Available as a one-user, one-year subscription through Marketplace
  • Third-party plugin: Provided and maintained by an external developer via JetBrains Marketplace

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Documentation location: Docs and usage notes are available on the Marketplace plugin page.
  • Installation support: Install and update via the IDE plugin manager.
  • Compatibility notes: Compatibility details are listed on the Marketplace plugin page.
  • Developer contact: Third-party developer contact info is listed on the Marketplace listing.
  • Issue tracking: Bug reports and feature requests are handled through the plugin's Marketplace or linked issue tracker.

Frequently asked questions

What is JetBrains 3rd Party JavaDoc Clean Read?
A tool for improving readability of third-party JavaDoc by analyzing and presenting documentation in a cleaner, more concise format suitable for developers reviewing external libraries.
Which documentation does it work with?
Focused on JavaDoc content generated for Java libraries and on JavaDoc-style comments in code, helping surface key API descriptions and signatures.
How is it typically used in development workflows?
Applied when browsing or reviewing external library documentation to reduce noise and emphasize key API information, often during code review or dependency evaluation.
Can the cleaning behavior be adjusted?
Cleaning and display options are typically configurable to match team preferences for formatting and level of detail, allowing adaptation to project conventions.