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Archive of free60.org mediawiki
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Free60 wiki - archive
Free60 MediaWiki archive.
Python framework mkdocs
is used to render the Markdown documentation.
Contribute
Contributions are very welcome. Here's how you can help:
- Add / correct / expand technical information
- Improve documentation style
- Correct spelling / grammar
- Fix links
Workflow
- Fork this repo
- Make changes
- Verify your changes are formatted properly
- Send a Pull Request
Step by step instructions
NOTE: The following instructions are targeted towards Unix OS' - needed steps on windows may vary. NOTE 2: You need python3 and python3-venv installed. Please look at your OS' package manager to find the correct packages.
-
At first: Fork the repository to your account!
-
Clone the forked repository (change to your actual username)
# SSH
git clone [email protected]:<username>/wiki.git
or
# HTTPS
git clone https://github.com/<username>/wiki.git
- Prepare your python virtual environment and dependencies
# Navigate to the cloned repo
cd wiki/
# Create a python3 virtual environment in your cloned repository
python -m venv venv
# Activate the virtual environment
source venv/bin/activate
- Install needed python dependencies using python package manager -> pip
pip install mkdocs mkdocs-material
- At this point, load up the clone repository in a text editor that has live-markdown preview function.
- For example: Visual Studio Code. Instructions: (https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/languages/markdown)
- When you are done, use the following steps to build & preview the documentation / changes locally.
Build the documentation
make build
Serve the documentation
make serve
- Once you are happy and the added changes are looking proper, you are ready to submit your work.
Add modified files for commiting
git add docs/<edited_file>.md
git add docs/<edited_file_2>.md
...
Create a new commit
git commit
# Now in the upcoming editor, describe the changes you made.
Push the changes to your forked repository
git push
- Send a Pull Request :)
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