dumbledore is a knowledge base and documentation platform that leverages Github for storage.
Current features supported:
Upcoming features:
npm install -g dumbledore
Once installed, you create a new project by running dumbledore create [label].
Running create will initialize the project configuration settings in ~/.dumbledore/config.json, spin up a server and open a browser window into the project.
You can run a Dumbledore project server without much impact on your system's resources, but should you ever wish to shut down a server, simply run dumbledore stop <label>.
You can always spin up a new server by running dumbledore start <label> or restart a server with dumbledore restart <label>.
Running dumbledore open <label> will open the base directory
Running dumbledore edit <label> currently attempts to open the project in a code editor such as Atom, Sublime Text, or TextMate. In the future other editors will be supported, but until then, you can manipulate or add files in the directory at ~/.dumbledore/docs/<label>.
FAQs
knowledge base and documentation platform
We found that dumbledore 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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