docipy 1.1.9

DociPy is designed to easily generate impressive static HTML documentations

DociPy v1.1.9

Project: DociPy
Version: 1.1.9
OS: OS Independent
Author: Irakli Gzirishvili
Mail: [e-mail]

DociPy is a Python command-line interface application. DociPy is designed to easily generate impressive static HTML documentations

Installation

To use DociPy, follow these steps:

1. Run this CLI command to install the Python module pip install docipy
2. Navigate to any directory containing markdown folder/files.md
3. Open the CLI in the selected directory and run this command docipy render
4. Update the documentation logo at .storage/logo.ico and the author image at .storage/author.png

Do not change the file names in the .storage folder, but feel free to update the files if needed

Output

The output will consist of 1 folder and 3 files in the root directory:

• .storage: A folder containing all required resources
• index.html: The generated static HTML file
• menu.yaml: The generated menu file, which you can adjust
• robots.txt: File that controls the behavior of search engines

The menu is mapped according to the directory tree. After adjusting your menu, don't forget to run this CLI command again docipy render to update your documentation Change the *circle to any Bootstrap icon *name in the menu.yaml file that you think fits the topic

To reset the menu, simply run the following CLI command: docipy render -r

Config

If you want to update any configuration parameters that were defined during the initial generation of the documentation:

1. Run this CLI command to start updating configuration parameters docipy reform
2. Skip parameters by pressing Enter to leave their values unchanged
3. Enter new values for any desired parameter and press Enter

Config parameters will be updated as you finish filling out the required fields

These are the configuration parameters requested during the initial generation of the documentation:

• Project: Name of the project required
• Version: Version of the project required
• Slogan: Slogan of the project
• Description: Description of the project
• Keywords: Keywords for search engines
• Documentation URL: URL of the live documentation domain
• Author: Author of the project required
• Position: Author's position
• Email: Author's email address required
• LinkedIn: Author's LinkedIn profile URL
• X: Author's X account URL
• Button 1 Name: Name of the first main button
• Button 1 Link: URL for the first main button
• Button 2 Name: Name of the second main button
• Button 2 Link: URL for the second main button
• Main Color: Main color for the documentation
• Dark Color: Darker variant of the main color for the documentation
• Google Tag (script): Google tag script for analytics
• Copyright Verification (meta): Meta tag for copyright verification
• Copyright Badge (a, script): Link and script for the copyright badge

Publish

Don't forget to update the Documentation URL before publishing:

1. Run this CLI command to start updating configuration parameters docipy reform
2. Skip other parameters by pressing Enter to leave their values unchanged
3. Enter Documentation URL value e.g https://example.com and press Enter

For local versions, the Documentation URL must be specified as a dot .