This website is built using Docusaurus 2, a modern static website generator.
The Developer Portal Docs application is built on node.js. If not already installed, follow the guide for download and installation of node.js for your platform. An LTS (long-term support) release is recommended, and at least version 12.22.1 is required.
To install required dependencies of the Docusaurus application, open a terminal in this directory (the repository root) and run:
yarn install --frozen-lockfileTo test your changes to the documentation content or the Docusaurus app, open a terminal in this directory and run:
yarn startThis command starts a local development server and opens up a browser window. Most changes are reflected live without having to restart the server. If, for whatever reason, your browser does not open or if it is unexpectedly closed, you can surf to this URL to find the Docusaurus app:
Content in Docusaurus is written primarily in Markdown files in the docs/ folder of the repository.
Any files with .md, .mdx, or .markdown extensions placed in this folder will be discovered automatically by Docusaurus and added to the sidebar.
These Markdown files may be organized in subfolders, which are presented in the sidebar as nested items with disclosure controls.
The titles and ordering of subfolder sections can be customized in _category_.json files in each folder.
Likewise the ordering of pages within a folder can be customized in a special header in each Markdown source file (an extension to the standard Markdown syntax). This repository includes examples of both mechanisms.
In the case of page titles, the first level (#) heading of the page is taken as the sidebar title.
Static resources such as images should be placed in the static/ folder of the repository (feel free to organize them in further nested subfolders).
They can be referenced in your Markdown files relative to that location, for example, like so:
to present the file docusaurus.png in the page, that file being located in the repository at static/img/docusaurus.png.
Images and other resources are resolved automatically within the static/ folder, so do not include it in the resource path.
To generate a static website from your Markdown sources, run:
yarn buildThis command generates static content into the build directory and can be served using any static contents hosting service.
A search function is integrated in the static (off-line) build. To test this, first build the project as described in the previous subsection. Then launch the static Docusaurus service using:
yarn serveThis "serves" the statically built documentation, which is a different mode of operation to the run action that dynamically renders the content and watches for changes to make hot updates.
Point your browser at the configured URL (e.g., http://localhost:3000/) to view the searchable documentation.
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