Easy to deploy developer environment, for writing/testing guides & documentations for docs.ovh.com
- Docker installed
Show help
./build.sh -h
> build.sh [-h] [-f folder] [-p port] build and start docs.ovh.com in a docker container
>
> where:
> -h show this help
> -f set the docs repo path to build (default: current directory)
> -p set the exposed docker port (default: 8080)
Start the build
./build.sh -f /path/to/docs
Next, go to http:///localhost:8080/fr/
First, build the docker image
git clone https://github.com/ovh/docs-developer-env.git
cd docs-developer-env
docker build -t ovh-docs-dev-env .
Second, run docker container
# get the ovh docs repository
git clone https://github.com/ovh/docs.git
cd docs
# run the container and mount volume "pages" (change the port to suit your needs, here XXXXX)
# the port 8080 is the exposed one, so don't change it
docker run --rm -v $(pwd)/pages:/src/docs/pages -d --name ovh-docs-dev-env -p XXXXX:8080 ovh-docs-dev-env
Note : the pelican build, started in debug mode, takes 1 or 2 minutes to complete.
Check the logs.
docker logs -f ovh-docs-dev-env
When the build is complete, go to http://localhost:XXXXX/fr/ and check your works.
Third, stop the container
docker stop ovh-docs-dev-env
- Python 3 installed
After cloning this project, you need to initialize your environment
./generate-doc.sh init /path/to/ovh-docs
The generator checks out the docs-rendering Git project on src/docs
directory, creates output folder and link to pages directory on your ovh-docs project.
It launches the pip install
command to install requirements like Pelican
.
And then, it calls the entrypoint.sh
script.
./generate-doc.sh launch
The generator checks src/docs
exists and calls the entrypoint.sh
script.