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# Introduction
This repository contains AGL documentation website template, rendering is visible at http://docs.automotivelinux.org
This website relies on the generator located in [docs-tools](https://github.com/automotive-grade-linux/docs-tools)
TODO: old documentation below. Should be rewritten to match new git repo scheme.
# Installing
Get the setupdocs script to initialise your environment.
```bash
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/automotive-grade-linux/docs-webtemplate/master/setupdocs.sh
```
This script fetches [docs-tools](https://github.com/automotive-grade-linux/docs-tools), install npm modules.
```bash
mkdir docs-webtemplate
bash setupdocs.sh --directory=docs-webtemplate
```
For consulting help, do:
```bash
bash setupdocs.sh --help
```
## Configure webdoc
Some default configuration options can be overridden in the project directory. For this, you can adjust the configuration file conf/AppDefaults.js
Other configuration files in conf/ starting by an underscore (_) are used by Jekyll. Some options may also be adjusted in particular in conf/_config.yml.
## generate a 1st site from your template
```bash
./doctools/webdocs/docbuild --clean # deleted all generated file if any
./doctools/webdocs/docbuild --fetch [--force] # collect doc from github (fetch list in content/toc/*/fetch_files.yml)
./doctools/webdocs/docbuild --build --serve --watch --incremental # build config/tocs, generate html and start a local webserver
xdg-open http://localhost:4000
./doctools/webdocs/docbuild --push --verbose # push generated to production webserver (check conf/AppDefault 1st)
```
Alternatively, a Makefile can be used and defines the most common operations:
```bash
make fetch
make localFetch
make build
make push
make serve
make clean
```
## Work with local repos
For local fetch, a specific file named "__fetched_files_local.yml" was introduced.
This file is used to overload url_fetch in fetched_files.yml in order to use local repositories on not remote ones.
Thus, this file is needed to be added in the docs-webtemplate root, see an example below:
```bash
############__fetched_files_local.yml##############
-
url_fetch : <pathToDocsSources>/docs-sources/
git_name : "automotive-grade-linux/docs-sources"
-
url_fetch : <pathToXdsDocs>/xds-docs/
git_name : src/xds/xds-docs
###################################################
```
## Start writing documentation
- the directory ./site holds your website content
- site/* directories not prefixed with "_" represent en entry within the menu
- site/_* directories contain template, configuration, options used by Jekyll
- site/_data is a special directory that hold both static and generated files to adjust page/site values within html pages
- content/toc/*/toc_VERSION_LANGUAGE.yml TOC(TableOfContent) and Fetch definitions
- site/_layouts and site/_includes holds page template
- site/static holds assets (static images, CSS etc.)
- register at https://community.algolia.com/docsearch/ and update your apikey into conf/_config.yml
## Notes
- The setupdocs.sh script can be used to update the docs-tools repository.
- The setupdocs.sh script cannot update the current repository, use git commands instead.
## bugs
```bash
--watch to automatically regenerate pages on markdown file, you should force "./build --configs" when changing TOC or versions.
```
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