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Chapter: README (docs/README.md)

Guide to Writing Documentation

When developing documentation, there are steps to take before submitting a pull request

1. Writing your documentation with hot reloading live in your browser
2. Verifying your changes with a production build to ensure Hugo will minify everything correctly

Development with Hot Reloading

This method performs the following from the django-DefectDojo/docs directory:

1. Remove any existing packages to perform a fresh install each time: rm -rf public node_modules
2. Install all packages: npm install
3. Start the server: npm run dev
4. Access the site in the browser at http://localhost:1313

Execution List

bash
rm -rf public node_modules
npm install
npm run dev

or for a one liner:

bash
rm -rf public node_modules && \
npm install && \
npm run dev

Mimic Production Environment

This method performs the following from the django-DefectDojo/docs directory:

1. Remove any existing packages to perform a fresh install each time: rm -rf public node_modules
2. Install all packages in CI mode to only install from package-lock.json: npm ci
3. Run Hugo to build the site in the way the CI job does, but in development environment to point at localhost for integrity checks : npm run build -- --environment development
4. Change directory to the new public directory to run the site locally: cd public
5. Run a light weight webserver to server the files, and access the site at http://localhost:8080: python3 -m http.server 8080
6. After killing the webserver process, navigate back to the django-DefectDojo/docs directory: cd ../

Execution List

bash
rm -rf public node_modules
npm ci
npm run build -- --environment development
cd public
python3 -m http.server 8080
cd ../

or for a one liner:

bash
rm -rf public node_modules && \
npm ci && \
npm run build -- --environment development && \
cd public && \
python3 -m http.server 8080 && \
cd ../