gh-pages-compiler generates a website from your markdown documentation.
Introduction
Github pages are good, but what do you do:
- if you want to write your documentation in Markdown and not in HTML?
- if you want your documentation to be transformed into a website?
- if you want to keep the documentation with your code, versioned in the repository?
gh-pages-compiler is here to help you. Your documentation is written in Markdown,
versioned in your repository with your source, compiled to HTML and published to Github pages.
How does it work
- you write your README and documentation in
.md files (Markdown) on your repository
- you generate you website with gh-pages-compiler
- it turns
.md files into HTML files
- HTML files are committed to the
gh-pages branch of your repository, and thus are published as a website by Github
- profit!
Features
- compiles Markdown using the same configuration as Github (to ensure correct results)
- full control over the website layout: you write your own template and menus
- supports any number of pages, images, links, Javascript (in the template), …
- hosted by GitHub on "Github pages", you don't have to host your website
- your README will be your home page, your code repository will always be in sync with your website
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Contribute
Follow the project on Github
Created by Matthieu Napoli, using and inspired by:
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