With just Markdown files (.md), you can have a fully functional documentation site using the magic of Docsify. doc-site has additional logic built on top of it to ensure consistent formatting between BarkleyOKRP development team documentation.

Additionally, doc-site handles some basic template replacements, and logic to translate code files into standalone displays.

Quick Start

doc-site is hosted on NPM for easy installation and runs - https://www.npmjs.com/package/@barkleyrei/doc-site

• Install doc-site: npm install @barkleyrei/doc-site
• Initialize doc-site in a folder with your documentation: dsb-init
• Add GitHub workflow files to auto-deploy to GitHub page on publish: dsb-ghw
• Build your doc-site: dsb or `dsb-build
• Run your doc-site locally: dsb-serve

Content Building

Root folder's README.md is treated as the "homepage" for the doc-site, so build out some basic information about your project/doc there.

Although not required, a README.md file in nested folders are treated as the landing page for that directory.

A variety of files, based on extensions, will be built out to their own stand-alone page, with formatting, within the doc-site. The following files are supported for this formatting:

• XML (.xml extensions)
• Velocity (.vm extensions)
• PHP (.php extensions)
• INI (`.ini extensions)

doc-site renames some files during build for display within the folder structure. If you want to bypass this, prefix your file with a ~ character. For example, ~.htaccess.

Styling

For styles, refer to the private BarkleyOKRP Identity Repository.