This is a repo containing all Emlid docs

We use mkdocs to build the docs and Pipenv to manage the dependencies.

• python3
• python3-pip

git clone https://github.com/emlid/emlid-docs
pip3 install pipenv
cd emlid-docs
pipenv install

To add new template you need to create a jinja2 template in emlid-docs/docs/templates/ with .mdx extension and add an entry to 'templates' section of one or several .yml config files in following format.

templates:  # <- this should already be in the file
    destination: '<template-name.mdx>'

Where destination is the name of the file in docs_dir (docs_dir is specified in each .yml file) directory, that is going to be rendered via template.

And template_name name is the name of the actual template file with .mdx extension that must be placed inside emlid-docs/doc/templates directory.

Without these entries template will be ignored.

Example:

templates:
    index.md: 'index.mdx'
    power-supply.md: 'power-supply.mdx'

Template building script takes the path to .yml file as an argument and rebuilds docs from every template specified in .yml. This should be run after making any changes to templates.

cd emlid-docs
pipenv run python build.py <target>
# Where <target> is .yml config file.
# example
pipenv run python build.py reachm-plus.yml 

cd emlid-docs
pipenv run mkdocs build -f <target>.yml -d <dir>

This will build the <target> and save the generated docs to <dir>.

You can also pipenv run mkdocs serve -f <target>.yml to take a look at the docs on your local machine.

To preview changes in html after rendering templates automatically run pipenv run python update_serve.py <target>.yml. This essentially executes build.py and mkdocs serve -f in one command.