This project uses slate to generate documentation for the Catenis API services.

Within the project root directory run the commands.

bundle install
bundle exec middleman server

You might need to install bundler to run the bundle commands.

You can now see the docs at http://localhost:4567.

The documentation is comprised of one main markdown file (/sorce/index.html.md) and several include markdown files found in the /source/includes/ directory.

The styles can be edited within the /source/stylesheets/ directory. screen.css.scss is the main css file.

Edit these documents and refresh the browser to see changes (http://localhost:4567).

Execute the shell script predeploy.sh to prepare the Catenis API documentation to be deployed.

To build the static site for the target API version, pass the argument build to the pre-deploy script. The static contents of the site is built to the build/ directory and copied to the appropriate directory under the deploy/ directory according to the target API version.

To bundle up the documentation for deployment, including the static site for all target API versions already built, pass the argument bundle to the pre-deploy script. The bundled up documentation — a compressed tar file named CatenisAPIDoc.tar.gz — is placed in the deploy directory.

UPDATE: the bundle (tar) file should NOT be generated in this project anymore. To deploy the documentation, after building the static site(s), go to the CatenisAPIDocFrontPage project and follow the steps described in its README file.

Some times Slate has to be updated for compatibility with new browser versions. To do this run the following commands.

git remote add upstream https://github.com/lord/slate.git
git fetch upstream
git checkout master
git merge upstream/master

After calling merge, the repo will likely have merge conflicts with the .md files we customized. To automatically fix the conflicts run the commands.

git checkout --ours .

This will let us only keep our local files. Then commit and push!

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