The official documentation page for the WLED MoonModules project!
To live page
Community improvements are encouraged! Just click the little pencil mark on the page you'd like to change and submit a pull request.
If you'd like to do more advanced changes (e.g. adding a page), the Material for MkDocs documentation is very helpful.
If possible, it is preferable to store image content within this repository at /docs/assets/images/content
. With external links, there is always a chance that the resource is deleted accidentally by the external hoster.
Let’s consider an example. Let’s imagine we want to add a page called Top 5 mistakes
in section Basics
after the Getting Started
page. This page already exists, so you can already see the results in WLED Docs, but let’s imagine the page is not there and we will go over the steps needed to add it:
-
Create a file that should contain the documentation. As we want to place the new page in section
Basics
it makes sense to put this file in subfolderdocs/basics/
. In our example we call the filetop5_mistakes.md
. You can use another .md file as an example. Important is to have the following few lines at the beginning of the file:--- title: TOP 5 mistakes hide: # - navigation # - toc ---
Don’t forget to adapt the title.
-
Edit
mkdocs.yml
file. Take care that indentations play an important role in .yml files. Go tonav:
section in this file and add a new line after the line- Getting Started: basics/getting-started.md
as we want to add a new page after theGetting Started
page. The new line must have the same indentation as the previous line and the content is- Top 5 mistakes: basics/top5_mistakes.md
. By this we say that the new page must be calledTop 5 mistakes
and its content is in the filetop5_mistakes.md
we created before in subfolderbasics
.
That's it!
It is even easier. Take a look at nav:
section in mkdoks.yml
file. To add a new section you just have to add a new line at a position where the new section must be. Then write a section name like this: - Compatibility:
. TAKE CARE on indentations! After this line you can then add new pages as described above.
The easiest way to preview the documentation locally is with Docker, but you can also do it by installing mkdocs-material with Python. We'll outline both options below. In either case, you'll need a local copy of this repository to work with (either via git clone https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED-Docs
or by downloading the sources).
You must have Docker installed. From a terminal in the WLED-Docs
folder, run:
docker run --rm -it -p 8000:8000 -v ${PWD}:/docs squidfunk/mkdocs-material
The docker container builds and serves the site. You can see it at http://localhost:8000. Use Ctrl-C to stop the server. See the mkdocs-material documentation for more info.
- You must have Python installed.
- Building the docs requires mkdocs-material. This can be installed with pip or pipx.
- From the
WLED-Docs
directory, runmkdocs serve
. This will build the site and serve it. View the site at http://localhost:8000.