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drakkar

v0.5.2

Published

Markdown documentation generator

Downloads

28

Readme

Drakkar

Drakkar is pretty simple markdown site generator with only one feature. This feature is support of menu document named _.md which is visible on each page as a sidebar.

Installation

Install with npm

npm install drakkar -g

Structure

Default site structure should contain _.md document in the root directory. This file would be used as sidebar.

FS layout example:

.
|-- drakkar.js
|-- index.md
|-- license.md
|-- _.md
`-- sub
    `-- doc.md

Usage

Drakkar has two arguments. The first is sources directory (default is .) and the second is output directory (default is www-docs).

drakkar [options] [source]

-v,--verbose Verbose output
-d,--debug   Debug
-o,--output  Output directory. Default is `www-docs`.

If there is drakkar.js in sources dir then it will be used to modify drakkar instance.

Modifier script example:

module.exports = function() {
    this.renderer.plugins.date = function(date) {
        return new Date();
    };
}

License

MIT.