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Laravel Docweaver

An easy-to-use product documentation package for Laravel.

Docweaver is suitable for product documentation and/or knowledge bases. Converts folder(s) of .md files into full-bread complete documentation. Docweaver is inspired by Laravel's very own documentation.

Key Features

Docweaver provides the following features and more out of the box.

• Multi-product support
  • Docweaver supports multiple products out-the-box. Just create your product folders and drop in your documentation version directories.
• Plug and play
  • Just install and configure and you're golden! (approx. 2min)

Installation & Usage

Installation

Install via composer; in console:

or require in composer.json:

then run composer update in your terminal to pull it in.

Once this has finished, you will need to add the service provider to the providers array in your app.php config as follows: (n.b. This package supports Laravel's package auto-discovery; if you are using Laravel 5.5 or above you can skip this step.)

Ensure that your applications public storage directory is linked and accessible via the browser.

see: https://laravel.com/docs/master/filesystem

Finally, publish package resources and configuration:

You may opt to publish only configuration by using the docweaver-config tag:

Setup

Set the desired environment variables so the package knows your image model, controller(s), etc.

Example environment config:

These variables, and more are explained within the config file.

Documentation Directory

The documentation directory is the place where you put your project documentation directories. It may be changed with the config key docweaver.storage.dir or the environment variable DOCWEAVER_DIR. The default documentation directory is resources/docs.

Structure

Each project directory should contain separate folders for each documented version. Each version must have at least two (2) markdown files, namely documentation.md and installation.md, which serve as the sidebar and initial documentation pages respectively.

Meta File

Configurations for each doc version may be placed in .docweaver.yml. The supported settings are:

• name

  Product name.

• description

  Product description.

• image_url

  Product image url. This may be an absolute url (e.g. http://mywebsite.com/myimage.jpg) or an image found in the images resource directory.

  To use the foo.jpg in the images directory you would set image_url to {{docs}}/images/foo.jpg.

  For more info. see: Assets

Acknowledgements

This package was inspired by Laravel's documentation and uses its underlying mechanism as a base.