Download the latest Hugo release (extended version) from here and clone this repo. Once you've cloned the site repo, enter the repo root folder.

Before running the server locally, you'll need to run a Python script. Make sure you have PyYaml installed on your system:

pip install pyyaml

Then, run this Python script:

python3 scripts/extract-plasma-applet-config-keys.py

You are now ready to start the server. Run:

hugo server

Data for the icon galleries (i.e. /frameworks/breeze-icons/) must be downloaded and extracted via scripts/icon_extractor.py. The script is configured with the correct paths for this repository and therefore may be executed without additional arguments.

usage: icon_extractor.py [-h] [-j OUTPUT_METADATA_DIR] [-d OUTPUT_ICONS_DIR] [-w WORK_DIR] [-p] [-v]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -j OUTPUT_METADATA_DIR, --output-metadata-dir OUTPUT_METADATA_DIR
                        Path to directory where to write json metadata (default: data/icons)
  -d OUTPUT_ICONS_DIR, --output-icons-dir OUTPUT_ICONS_DIR
                        Path to directory where to copy icons (default: assets/icons)
  -w WORK_DIR, --work-dir WORK_DIR
                        Path to directory used as script workdir (default: ./workdir)
  -p, --pretty          Pretty write output json metadata (default: False)
  -v, --verbose         Increase logging to debug (default: False)

You accept that your contributions are licensed under the CC-BY-SA-4.0.

Each page of the website is located in content, for the documentation specific pages, they are located at content/docs. To add a new article just create a new markdown file called _index.md at the location you want it to have, e.g. for https://developer.kde.org/docs/getting-started/installation, you need to create a file called content/docs/getting-started/installation/_index.md.

This is the structure of a file:

---
title: Installation of the development libraries # title of the page
titleLink: Installation # title in the sidebar
description:
  > In this tutorial you will learn.... # Short summary of the page (displayed in the google description and as subtitle)
weight: 1 # ordering of the articles in the section
---

## Introduction

Normal markdown content

There are also some custom commands that can be used to create more complex content. For the moment there are three of them available, but more can be added if needed.

{{< alert title="Note" color="info" >}}
Text you want to display in the alert
{{< /alert >}}

Available colors are success, warning, error and info.

Read a file and apply syntax highlight on it. There is two option argument:

start: Defines the first line that should be displayed

lines: Defines how many lines should be displayed.

{{< readfile file="/content/docs/getting-started/main_window/mainwindow.h" highlight="cpp" start="41" lines="13" >}}

Links to api.kde.org and doc.qt.io can be generated as follows:

[text](docs:component;link)

where text is the text for the link, component is the component (e.g. kirigami2, qtquickcontrols) and link is the item to link to (e.g. QtQuick.Controls.Label, org::kde::kirigami::BasicListItem, KMessageBox)

When you want to link to the main page of a component's documentation, you can omit the link, as in [Kirigami](docs:kirigami2).

If the component you want to link to isn't added to scripts/doxygen_integration.py yet, add it there and execute python scripts/doxygen_integration.py.

Examples:

• [AbstractCard](docs:kirigami2;AbstractCard)
• [KMessageBox](docs:kwidgetsaddons;KMessageBox)
• [Label](docs:qtquickcontrols;QtQuick.Controls.Label)