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@next-release/docsify-cli

v4.4.4-beta.0

Published

A magical documentation generator.

Downloads

1

Readme

Screencast

Screencast

Running a server on localhost with live-reload.

Installation

Install docsify-cli via npm or yarn globally.

npm i docsify-cli -g
# yarn global add docsify-cli

Usage

init command

Use init to generate your docs.

docsify init <path> [--local false] [--theme vue] [--plugins false]

# docsify i <path> [-l false] [-t vue] [--plugins false]

<path> defaults to the current directory. Use relative paths like ./docs (or docs).

  • --local option:
    • Shorthand: -l
    • Type: boolean
    • Default: false
    • Description: Copy docsify files to the docs path, defaults to false using cdn.jsdelivr.net as the content delivery network (CDN). To explicitly set this option to false use --no-local.
  • --theme option:
    • Shorthand: -t
    • Type: string
    • Default: vue
    • Description: Choose a theme, defaults to vue, other choices are buble, dark and pure.
  • --plugins option:
    • Shorthand: -p
    • Type: boolean
    • Default: false
    • Description: Provide a list of plugins to insert as <script> tags to index.html.

serve command

Run a server on localhost with livereload.

docsify serve <path> [--open false] [--port 3000]

# docsify s <path> [-o false] [-p 3000]
  • --open option:
    • Shorthand: -o
    • Type: boolean
    • Default: false
    • Description: Open the docs in the default browser, defaults to false. To explicitly set this option to false use --no-open.
  • --port option:
    • Shorthand: -p
    • Type: number
    • Default: 3000
    • Description: Choose a listen port, defaults to 3000.

generate command

Docsify's generators.

docsify generate <path> [--sidebar _sidebar.md]

# docsify g <path> [-s _sidebar.md]
  • --sidebar option:
    • Shorthand: -s
    • Type: string
    • Default: _sidebar.md
    • Description: Generate sidebar file, defaults to _sidebar.md.

Contributing

Please see the Contributing Guidelines

Contribution

Open in Gitpod

License

MIT