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tikuidoc-tikui

v8.0.0

Published

Tikui documentation

Downloads

5,712

Readme

Tikui documentation

This is the official Tikui documentation module.

Create a documentation module

If you want to create your own module, please name it tikuidoc-$MODULE_NAME where MODULE_NAME is the name of your module.

Then you can clone this module as a reference and change files you want (don't forget to change package.json to make your style and then you should publish it on the official node package registry using npm publish.

Consume a tikui module

To use a module, you should install it on your Tikui project using the latest version from @tikui/tikui-core (or by generating it using @tikui/cli) and then you have to edit the tikuiconfig.json to set the documentation name like your $MODULE_NAME.

Here is an example for a module named tikuidoc-tikui:

{
  "documentation": "tikui"
}

Then you can do exactly what you do with a standard Tikui project.

About

Initially, Bootstrap was needed to make the documentation work. Now we have a dedicated style but if you still want to use the Bootstrap one, you may need to install tikuidoc-bootstrap and change tikui by bootstrap in your tikuiconfig.json.