SiriDB Enodo - Docs

This is the repository for the Enodo documentation. It makes use of the Hugo Learn theme and Hugo.

Prerequisites

• Install Git.
• Install Go.
• Install Hugo. Depending on the system, this might require Scoop, Chocolatey, or other software.

Update golang to version 1.12

sudo snap install go --classic

Install Hugo (Ubuntu/Debian)

With the latest version of Hugo, the menu seems to be broken.

A working version (including a .deb file) can be downloaded here.

Install template

git submodule update --init --recursive

Usage

To start the website run the following commands:

Development:

Start development server from the v0/ folder.

hugo server --disableFastRender # This command starts the Hugo server and watches the site directory for changes.

Syntax highlighting

The theme uses highlight.js for syntax highlighting.

Build the custom syntax:

Clone the highlight.js fork:

git clone https://github.com/SiriDB/highlight.js.git

Build with the required language support

// Go to the highlight.js folder
cd ./highlight.js

// Make sure you have Node.js installed and get the dependencies
npm install

//Build the included languages and skip compression in this case
node tools/build.js -n python json siridb go bash

Copy the build to the Docs project

Here we assume siridb-enodo-docs is a sibling of highlight.js in the folder structure

cp build/highlight.js ../siridb-docs/themes/hugo-theme-learn/static/js/highlight.pack.js

Adding a chapter or paragraph

When you like to add another document to the content, it needs a weight value. The weight value determines the ordering of the files. This means that when a file is added at the beginning, the weight value of all the files that follow needs to be changed. This process can be time consuming, therefore we made a python script that does this for you.

After the file is added run the next command:

./weight_map.py --export > site.map

Now the site.map is created. Open this file. You will see all the chapters and paragraphs. Check if the order from top to down is correct. Otherwise you can change it in this file.

Next run the following command:

./weight_map.py --apply site.map

The weight value of all files has been updated according to the order in the site.map file.