* About LuaDocer
  -------------
  LuaDocer is a documentation generation tool for the Lua language. It produces
  standalone HTML documentation for the given projects, which documents all
  files, functions, variables and tables that are used in the project. 
  Documentation comments are used to supply documentation data into the final
  documentation of the project.
  
  Output of LuaDocer also contains a lot of lists, metrics and statistics, such as
  an alphabetical index of all global functions used in the project, source code
  syntax-aware highlighter, formatter and much more. Many aspects of the final
  documentation can be easily configured to suit everyone's needs.
  
  LuaDocer is a fork (an enhanced version) of LuaDoc.

* Availability
  ------------
  LuaDocer is freely available for both academic and commercial purposes under. 
  See doc/us/license.html for details.
  
* Dependecies
  -----------------------------------------
  LuaDocer requires following modules to be installed:
  	lua >= 5.1	(not tested with 5.2)
	lualogging >= 1.1.3
	luafilesystem >= 1.2.1
	luapretty >= 0.1
	luametrics >= 0.1

* Installation
  ------------
  Simplest way to install LuaDocer is to use the LuaDist (www.luadist.org) deployment 
  tool by invoking:
	
	> ./luadist _luadocer install luadocer
  
  which will install LuaDocer and all it's dependecies into the _luadocer folder.
  LuaDocer can be also installed using CMake (www.cmake.org). For manual installation 
  copy the luadocer folder from src into your LUA_PATH folder. 

* Running
  -------
  LuaDocer installs to a standalone directory and should be able to execute on
  most systems supported systems without the need to set up any environment.

  To invoke the LuaDocer main script simply execute luadocer.lua from src folder 
  using the Lua runtime interpreter in the install directory:
  	$ cd _luadocer/bin/
  	$ lua luadocer.lua
	
  LuaDist also installs a binary versions of this sript called luadocer. 

* Compatibility warning for Windows systems
  -----------------------------------------
  LuaDocer has not been tested in the Windows environment and is likely to
  misbehave when parsing path names in Windows systems due to a different
  path separator as in Unix systems [\ vs /].

* Authors
  -------
  LuaDocer is developed and maintained by:
	Ivan Šimko
	Viliam Kubis  
	Peter Kapec (project supervisor)
	
  Contributors:
	Gabriel Duchoň