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hardocs

v1.2.13

Published

Hardocs stand for hardware documentation. It is a template to easily start an open hardware project document it, and publish it using a git based workflow

Downloads

2

Readme

Hardocs

Hardocs is a CLI to generate open hardware documentation templates and services.The current version supports documentation in markdown, and a static site generator to show the hardware project in an intuitive way.

Prerequisites

Install node.js Install git to use the gitbash

Usage

Generate a static website easy to maintain with markdown that can be hosted in github or gitlab

Step1: Install package globally

# Install the package globally
npm install hardocs -g

Step2: Create new documentation files within your project

# Generates docs template
docz-generate

Step3: Install packages and dependencies

npm install

Step2: Deploy locally and see your documentation on the browser

npm run start