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@centricle/rtfm

v1.1.1

Published

Local docs reader. Zero dependencies. Zero network.

Readme

rtfm

Local docs reader for development. Zero dependencies. Zero network.

Installation

Requires Node.js 14+.

npm install -g @centricle/rtfm

Or run without installing:

npx @centricle/rtfm

Uninstall:

npm uninstall -g @centricle/rtfm

Quick Start

cd your-docs-folder
rtfm init      # scaffold index.html, docsify assets, sidebar stub
rtfm sidebar   # generate _sidebar.md from *.md files
rtfm           # serve on localhost:4000, open browser

That's it. Your markdown files are now a navigable documentation site.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | rtfm | Serve current directory and open browser | | rtfm serve [dir] | Serve specified directory | | rtfm init | Scaffold rtfm files into current directory | | rtfm sidebar | Auto-generate _sidebar.md from *.md files | | rtfm open [path] | Open specific doc in browser |

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --port=XXXX | Custom port (default: 4000, auto-increments if busy) | | --no-open | Don't open browser | | --force | Overwrite existing files | | -h, --help | Show help | | -v, --version | Show version |

Theme Toggle

Toggle between Classic and Modern themes via the button in the top-right corner. Preference persists to localStorage.

| Theme | Typography | Line Height | Measure | |-------|------------|-------------|---------| | Classic | Serif (Charter, Georgia) | 1.8 | 65ch | | Modern | Sans-serif (system) | 1.5 | 80ch |

Philosophy

rtfm makes zero outbound HTTP requests. No CDNs, no analytics, no tracking. All assets (Docsify, CSS, fonts) are bundled locally and served from your machine.

This matters for:

  • Air-gapped environments — Works without internet
  • Privacy — No third-party calls, ever
  • Speed — No network latency for assets
  • Reliability — No CDN outages or breaking changes

Credits

Built on Docsify, the magical documentation site generator. Docsify is bundled locally so rtfm works offline.

License

MIT