@openlab/wiki-md
v0.3.1
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Generate a wiki from structured markdown
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wiki-md
Quickly generate a wiki website from structured markdown files.
Table of contents
Usage
This cli is designed to be run inside a docker container.
The command below will:
- Read in markdown files from
./your_pages_directory
- Write html files to
./your_output_directory
- Set the theme colour to
#4b8aee
docker run -it --rm \
-v `pwd`/your_pages_directory:/pages \
-v `pwd`/your_output_directory:/dist \
openlab/wiki-md --theme-color="#4b8aee"
GitLab CI usage
Below is an example of using wiki-md
in a [GitLab CI] pipeline, it does a few things:
- Runs command inside the
openlab/wiki-md
docker image - Offers customisation through pipeline variables
- Deploys assets to a server via SCP
- Authenticated with an ssh key added via pipeline variables
build_and_deploy:
image:
name: openlab/wiki-md:0.3.1
entrypoint: ['/bin/sh', '-c']
tags:
- docker
script:
- wiki-md . dist --theme-color="$THEME_COLOR" --site-title="SOPs"
- tar -czf dist.tar.gz dist
- echo "$SSH_SECRET" > deploy_key && chmod 600 deploy_key
- scp -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -i deploy_key dist.tar.gz $DEPLOY_HOST:$DEPLOY_PATH/dist.tar.gz
- ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -i deploy_key $DEPLOY_HOST $DEPLOY_PATH/update.sh
NPM usage
If you want to experiment you can install the cli with npm.
# Install it globally
npm i -g @openlab/wiki-md
# Use the cli
wiki-md --help
# For example...
wiki-md pages dist --site-title="My wiki" --theme-color="#000000" --owner-name="Geoff" --owner-link="https://r0b.io" --verbose
Cli usage
Below is the cli --help
output:
cli.js <indir> [outdir]
Generate a site from local markdown files
Commands:
cli.js generate <indir> [outdir] Generate a site from local markdown files
[default]
cli.js serve <indir> [outdir] Generate a site, serve it locally and
regenerate on changes
Positionals:
indir Where to recursively look for markdown files [string]
outdir Where to put the generated html [string] [default: "dist"]
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--site-title The title of the site, used in the <title> elment
[default: "Wiki"]
--index-file What file to use to generate index.html files[default: "home"]
--theme-color The primary theme color [default: "#23967F"]
--theme-invert The inverse theme color, something contrasting themeColor
[default: "#ffffff"]
--base-path The base directory, if served in a folder [default: "/"]
--owner-name The name of the owner of the site [default: "Open Lab"]
--owner-link The link to the owner of the site
[default: "https://openlab.ncl.ac.uk"]
--verbose Whether to describe whats happening [boolean] [default: false]
-h, --help Show help [boolean]
Development
Below are instructions for developing this repo
Setup
To develop on this repo you will need to have Docker and node.js installed on your dev machine and have an understanding of them. This guide assumes you have the repo checked out and are on macOS, but equivalent commands are available.
You'll only need to follow this setup once for your dev machine.
# Install all dependencies using npm
npm ci
Regular use
These are the commands you'll regularly run to develop the API, in no particular order.
# Run the CLI
# -> The -- is needed to that any args are passed to cli.js
npm run dev -s --
# Output cli help
npm run dev -s -- --help
# Run a http server to serve files
# -> Run in a new terminal tab
npx http-server
Irregular use
These are commands you might need to run but probably won't, also in no particular order.
# Build the docker image
VERSION=0.2.0
docker build -t openlab/wiki-md:$VERSION .
docker push openlab/wiki-md:$VERSION
# Lint the source code
# -> Uses ESLint to check for common errors
npm run lint
# Format source code
# -> Uses prettier to automatically format code
# -> This already happens automatically when you commit (see below)
npm run prettier
# Generate the table of contents for this readme
npx md-toc -i
Testing
This repo uses unit tests to ensure that everything is working correctly, guide development, avoid bad code and reduce defects.
The Jest package is used to run unit tests.
Tests are any file in src/
that end with .spec.js
, by convention they are inline with the source code,
in a parallel folder called __tests__
.
# Run the tests
npm test -s
# Generate code coverage
npm run coverage -s
Code formatting
This repo uses Prettier to automatically format code to a consistent standard. It works using the husky and lint-staged packages to automatically format code whenever code is commited. This means that code that is pushed to the repo is always formatted to a consistent standard.
You can manually run the formatter with npm run prettier
if you want.
Prettier is slightly configured in .prettierrc.yml and also ignores files using .prettierignore.
This project was set up by puggle