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discoursesync

v3.0.38

Published

syncs documentation to discourse

Downloads

133

Readme

Discourse Sync

Uploads documentaion to Discourse

Usage

call the function with the path to the config file.

example

npx discoursesync --config config.json --username username --key key --categoryName categoryName --categoryId categoryId

These args can also be placed in the config file.

{
  "uploads": [
    { "path": "", "name": "" }
  ],
  "baseURL": "",
  "tagDepricated": false,
  "specialTitleRules": {
    "name": "new_name"
  },
  "http_interval": 1200,
  "http_timeout_interval": 20000,
  "ignore": []
}

Here

  • uploads is an array of the dirs we upload and the name of the subcategory it should be placed in eg. { "path": "./docs/modules", "name": "Modules" }.
  • categoryId is used to ensure that we target the correct category.
  • baseURL is the URL ending in an / eg. https:...io/.
  • tagDepricated tags existing topics in subcategory if they weren't uploaded now.
  • specialTitleRules allows to overwrite documentaion names, useful for names that is renamed due to Discourse rules.
  • http_interval interval of http requests. Notice that the api only accepts 50 requests pr min, therefore an interval of min 1200 is recommended.
  • http_timeout_interval interval when facing a timeout.
  • ignore files it ignores when uploading and tagging.