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docs-server
Advanced tools
A server which is used to build a kind of microservices for docs system.
Perform automatic markdown searching and generate correct dynamic routes according to the root path of your project.
Support multiple-level documentation routes.
Support for specifying additional static resources routes.
Support for customizing all docs routes
Support for customizing docs response headers
Support for specifying minimum response size in bytes to turn on gzip
# yarn
yarn add docs-server
# npm
npm i docs-server
const DocsServer = require('docs-server')
// It should be running at http://localhost:8800 by default
const app = new DocsServer()
const resolve = require('path').resolve
const DocsServer = require('docs-server')
// Notice: all options is optional
const app = new DocsServer({
// should be nodejs current working directory
// recommend you keep default value (your project root path)
cwd: resolve(__dirname, './'),
// the output path of catalog files (based on current working directory)
dest: resolve(__dirname, './menu.json'),
// your server running port
port: '8800',
headers: {
// default value: '*'
'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*',
// default value: 'origin'
'vary': 'origin',
// Notice: server will set 'Content-Type' header by default
// other response headers you want set
'Access-Control-Allow-Methods': 'GET,POST'
},
// minimum response size in bytes to turn on gzip
// default value: 1 bytes
threshold: 1
// extra static resource routes
extra: [
{
route: '/test', // eg. http://locahost:8800/test
middleware: async (ctx, next) => {
// do something
}
}
],
/**
* docs routes filter, will not filter your extra routes and menu.json
* @param {String} origin: origin routes, equal to your docs path based on root
* @return {String} formative string, your expected routes syntax
*/
// origin: 2018/123456-aa/123456-aa.md ----> formative result: /writings/aa
filter: (origin) => {
const removeShortDate = origin.replace(/\/{0}(\d{6}-)+/g, '')
const removeInitialYear = removeShortDate.replace(/^\d{4}/, '')
const removeRepeat = removeInitialYear.replace(/^\/\S+\//, '')
const removeExtension = removeRepeat.replace(/\.md$/, '')
return `writings/${removeExtension}`
}
// request /writings/aa, get origin data 2018/123456-aa/123456-aa.md
})
Notice:
All options is optional
default filter will just remove docs file extension name
custom filter MUST return a string type value, and it will be used to only generate docs routes (excluding extra routes
and menu.json
)
Test your building
# test your server
curl -v http://localhost:8800 # response from /
curl -v http://localhost:8800/doc/sample # response from /doc/sample
FAQs
A server which is used to build one of microservices for docs system
The npm package docs-server receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, docs-server popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that docs-server demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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