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vuepressify

v0.2.0

Published

Add Vuepress documentation to your existing project with one command

Downloads

28

Readme

VuePressify Build Status license mit Twitter

Add Vuepress documentation to your existing project with one command

Usage

First, you must install NodeJS then you can add Vuepress to your existing project using this command:

$ npx vuepressify init

or you can install globally

$ npm i -g vuepressify
$ vuepressify init

and then it will ask you several question.

You can generate new docs with this commands too.

$ vuepressify --generate newDocs --loc myDocs

or you can simply like this

$ vuepressify -g newDocs --l myDocs

flag generate is required if you want to generate new docs and loc is optional by default it will set to docs folder

$ vuepressify --help

Usage
    $ vuepressify init
    or
    $ vuperessify <options>

  Options
    --generate=pagename,   -g    generate new page/docs
    --loc=value,        -l    set location for generate new docs. default is *docs*
    --help                    show available commands
    --version                 show vuepressify version

  Examples
    $ vuepressify --generate=new_docs
    or
    $ vuepressify --generate=new_docs --loc=documentation

How to run documentation

It already added script to your package.json. more detail read this Just run npm run docs:dev to see it in your browser.

{
  "scripts": {
    "docs:dev": "vuepress dev docs",
    "docs:build": "vuepress build docs"
  }
}

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License

MIT © Muhammad Rivki