Add compliance category and security classification to Custom Field

[williamsalexisSFDC]

We find the need based off of multiple industries ranging from FinRa to FedRamp for the compliance category and security classification to be documented. Adding this to the output generated. Test class updated as well as the markdown example with an additional custom field and .md output.

[cesarParra]

Thanks @williamsalexisSFDC .

Changes look good but I'm thinking these need to go behind a flag since not everyone will want these to appear in their docs. I can assist with that if needed, lmk

[williamsalexisSFDC]

Thanks @williamsalexisSFDC .

Changes look good but I'm thinking these need to go behind a flag since not everyone will want these to appear in their docs. I can assist with that if needed, lmk

@cesarParra if you could link me to file that has an example that would be great. I've looked over generate.ts, Apexdocs.ts, and source-code-file-reader.ts to try to backtrack where to start. I think I might have found what I am looking for in the types.d.ts file.

[cesarParra]

Thanks @williamsalexisSFDC .
Changes look good but I'm thinking these need to go behind a flag since not everyone will want these to appear in their docs. I can assist with that if needed, lmk

@cesarParra if you could link me to file that has an example that would be great. I've looked over generate.ts, Apexdocs.ts, and source-code-file-reader.ts to try to backtrack where to start. I think I might have found what I am looking for in the types.d.ts file.

All flags flow down through a config variable.

They can be added to the CLI here: https://github.com/cesarParra/apexdocs/blob/6ec783bcdb5d284f932f94d7f52009d2e93ff861/src/cli/commands/markdown.ts and to the type here:

apexdocs/src/core/shared/types.d.ts

Line 28 in 1c300c0

export type CliConfigurableMarkdownConfig = {

, and that'll make them available in the generate-docs.ts file, which is what orchestrates everything.

They are already passed to the type-to-renderable.ts file, so in this PR they could be used to determine if the new parsed data should be displayed or not.

[cesarParra]

Looks good!