GatewayD Documentation

The source code and markdown files for the GatewayD documentation

Documentation

Running the docs locally

The docs are built using Jekyll and the just-the-docs theme. To run the docs locally, you need to have Git and Ruby installed. Then, install Jekyll and bundler:

gem install jekyll bundler

Then, install the dependencies:

bundle install

Finally, run the docs:

bundle exec jekyll serve

If you want to clean the build directory, run:

bundle exec jekyll clean

GitHub Releases Tag

The GitHub Releases Tag is a special tag that is used to retrieve the latest tag name for a repository on GitHub. It is used to display the latest version of GatewayD in the docs. To update the tags in the docs, just rebuild the docs locally and push the changes to the main branch. The GitHub Releases Tag will be updated automatically.

To use the tag in the docs, use the following Liquid tag:

{% github_latest_release gatewayd-io/gatewayd v %}

The first parameter is the repository name in the format owner/repo. The second parameter is used to remove the prefix of the tag name. For example, if the tag name is v1.0.0, the second parameter will remove the v prefix and display only 1.0.0. If omitted, the tag name will be displayed as is, including the prefix.

For private repositories, you can set the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable with a personal access token to authenticate with GitHub. If the token is not provided, the tag will be displayed as unknown.

The tag can be used multiple times in the same page. A single request will be made to the GitHub API to retrieve the latest tag name for each repository.

Latest modified date

The generate_last_modified_data.sh script is used to generate the last_modified_date data in the frontmatter for each page. It should be run manually before pushing the changes to the main branch.

./generate_last_modified_data.sh