fetchai/docs-archived

This repo contains documentation for public Fetch.ai products.

Clone

This repository contains submodules. Clone with recursive strategy:

git clone https://github.com/fetchai/docs.git --recursive && cd docs

Retrieve submodules

Ensure you retrieve all the submodules by running:

git submodule update --init --recursive

Update submodules

To update all your submodules to the latest versions of the main branch in their respective remote repos:

git submodule update --remote

To build the documentation locally

To compile and build the documentation site locally, download and install pipenv. Instructions are here.

Then run make new-env. This creates a new pipenv virtual environment and installs the required dependencies.

Then pipenv shell to enter the pipenv virtual environment.

Then run mkdocs serve and navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8000.

If you run in --strict mode, you will receive warnings about any broken links.

Making changes

• For docs in submodules (e.g. aea) open a PR against the relevant repo (develop branch) and wait until the changes hit master. Then in this repo, open a PR containing an update to the aea submodule (see update submodule above).

• For docs on the docs repo, make changes directly and open a PR against master branch of the docs repo.

Previews and Staging

• Any changes made to a PR will generate an ephemeral preview site on firebase, which will disappear after a couple of days. The URL of this temporary site will be added to the PR's conversation.

• Any changes pushed to the staging branch will be deployed to the preview website, and will not expire.

Deployment

Request the deploy.sh script from a maintainer and run it.