Clone this repository/branch aside of the camunda-docs-manual:

# from the camunda-docs-manual directory
cd ..
git clone [email protected]:camunda/camunda-docs-theme.git
# go into its directory
cd camunda-docs-theme
npm i
npm run build

Note: you can clone this repository anywhere, but you may then change the setup.target value of package.json.

After installing (you probably want to have hugo running as watching server) and then run npm run build from this directory.

1. Edit the setup.target value of package.json to point to the theme's root directory in your Hugo project (default: ../camunda-docs-manual/themes/camunda).
2. Build and update the theme in the target location by either running:
   1. grunt build for building and syncing non-minified assets
   2. Run additionally grunt optimize for building and syncing minified assets

You can also consume the theme in a project via git subtree:

Adding the latest version of the theme as camunda:

git subtree add -P themes/camunda [email protected]:camunda/camunda-docs-theme.git dist --squash

Updating the theme to the latest version:

git subtree pull -P themes/camunda [email protected]:camunda/camunda-docs-theme.git dist --squash

This would be the command to execute in order to make the local development site of camunda-docs-manual (see --baseUrl option) available in a virtualbox (typically for IE). Livereload should be deactivate (see --disableLiveReload) if you want to develop for IE9.

hugo --bind="0.0.0.0" --baseUrl="http://10.0.2.2:1313/manual/develop/" -w --disableLiveReload=true server

The development site is then available on http://10.0.2.2:1313/manual/develop/ in your virtualbox guest OS.

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