macos-defaults/build/docsify/readme.md
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# docsify Build
![Docsify build status](https://api.netlify.com/api/v1/badges/8af81039-12cc-4080-a434-d8f162d5c416/deploy-status)
## My opinion
docsify was the easiest to setup as it's pretty much the same markdown as VuePress.
### 😄 Good
- Really easy to setup & deploy
- index.html direct access
- Provides 3 other themes than the Vue default one
### 😕 Bad
- Requires JavaScript
- Internationalization is not documented and tough to setup
- The full text search is pretty bad
- The docsify-cli is really basic
### 😫 Ugly
- The pure theme
## How does it work?
Here is the built website architecture:
- [`index.html`](./templates/index.html)
* A basic HTML file that will build the pages dynamically from the others files using the docsify JS library
- [`_sidebar.md`](./templates/_sidebar.md.handlebars)
* The sidebar configuration which is really easy to setup
- `readme.md`
* The main page content
All the other pages are markdown files that are carefully put under their folder (e.g. `screenshot/disable-shadow.md`). Assets are stored at the same level.
It is deployed as is on Netlify!
I also added some plugins ([JS libs in the index.html file](./templates/index.html#L27)):
- [prismjs prism-bash](https://docsify.js.org/#/language-highlight) for language highliting
- [docsify search](https://docsify.js.org/#/plugins?id=full-text-search) to get a full text search
- [docsify zoom-image](https://docsify.js.org/#/plugins?id=zoom-image) to add Medium zoom on images
- [docsify copy-to-clipboard](https://docsify.js.org/#/plugins?id=copy-to-clipboard) to... Copy code
## Try locally
### 🏗 Install
```sh
yarn install
```
### 🚀 Usage
This will build the [defaults.yml file](../../defaults.yml) and run a docsify server on http://localhost:3000/. Sources of the website are available in the `docs` folder.
```sh
yarn start
```
### 🚧 Run unit tests
```sh
yarn test
```