Scan your code for PostHog events (posthog.capture calls) and generate a markdown file with the events and their properties.

run npx posthog-scan in your project directory (will scan all files in the src directory).

npx posthog-scan

posthog.md file will be created in the root of your project.

it will look like this:

## Events

-   [test](#test)

### test

-   `email` — `undefined | "test@test.com"`
-   `test` — `undefined | number`

It will help you to keep your events in one place and generate documentation for them (so you can share it with your team). I am also wants to use ts-morph in one of my projects.

• Check posthog-node not posthog.capture
• Add more customization at CLI