This documentation is currently work in progress. We are constantly working and reworking certain parts of our documentation for the first final release of hoodie.
Please see the #87 for the roadmap. If you need any help, feel free to add comments with questions.
Your contribution can be various. Tutorials, screencasts, code examples or official hoodie techdocs. We'd be happy to have you! <3
If you want to join our great Hoodie-Docs-Team and help us ship this, ping us on irc.freenode.net channel #hoodie-docs.
To get started check out the recent version and type npm install.
The Hoodie website is built with Jekyll, Jekyll requires ruby version 2.0.0 or higher. Open a terminal and type ruby --version to check if ruby is installed and up to date. If not, follow the official download instructions. Now install bundler by running gem install bundler on the command line.
Once ruby and bundler are up and running, run bundle install to install jekyll.
Once you've got Jekyll installed on your system, serve the docs with
bundle exec jekyll serve --watch
That will host the docs at http://127.0.0.1:4000/.
…is done with prism, and is pretty straightforward. You can defined a code block in both markdown or HTML, like this:
In Markdown, with the triple-backtick-block. Append the language to the opening backticks.
```javascript
console.log('badgers');
``` // Ignore this comment, it's for github's formatter
In HTML, with a <pre><code> block. Add the language to the code element as a class with the language--prefix.
<pre><code class="language-javascript">
console.log('otters');
</code></pre>
Note that the language identifier for HTML is not HTML, but markup. We support currently support markup, javascript, css and bash.
- How to Deploy Hoodie (https://github.com/hoodiehq/my-first-hoodie/blob/master/deployment.md)
- How to Write Plugins for Hoodie (https://github.com/hoodiehq/hoodie-plugin-tutorial)
- Using Hoodie by Todo Examples (https://github.com/snnd/todomvc-on-hoodie)
If you want to translate the content in your language, please copy the en folder in root and change the locales in your language (e.g. french = fr). Make sure to name your folder the same.
The Menu and the navigation are generated dynamically. All you have to do is to set the locales in your page and make sure you have translated all the strings. All the strings are translated in the _config.yml.
Always change the 'locales' from en to your language e.g. fr. This is also needed for the right path.
If you add new content to the page, make sure to:
- add it in your language folder
- add the link in the menu
- add translations to the config (not for all languages, but include the structure to all. Please leave the to translated String empty)
- create an issue for the other languages seperatelly and point out exactly what you added, so the person responsible for an other specific language can translate the content.
Please do NOT change the content / navigation / menu structure without talking to @zoepage or creating an issue and discussing it there first.
Thank you! < 3