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Document is another documentation generator with which everything will be done by only ONE command.
It is written in node.js, and you could easily install document with NPM.
To create your document site, just:
cd /path/to/your/repo
document
Oh YEAH! That's it! We made it!
grunt-init task. (what's comming...)document middleware for express.js. (what's comming...)Easily install from NPM:
npm install document -g
Visit the document site for details.
The first time when I met daux.io: Wow.
Setting up nginx conf and trying to install daux.io under a sub path: Oh no!
Spelunking into the source code: _(:3」∠)_
That's it.
document@0.x.x uses the theme of daux.io, thanks a million.
1.x.xActually, all those features below has been designed and implemented at the very beginning, but they were not fully tested yet.
I will release them immediately when the test cases are ok.
require('document') as an express middleware. (actually it already is)FAQs
Create your document site with just one command.
The npm package document receives a total of 1,583 weekly downloads. As such, document popularity was classified as popular.
We found that document 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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