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@substrate/index-tpl-crud

v0.1.4

Published

Script to update index.html of Parity projects that publish their rustdocs in github.

Downloads

12

Readme

index-tpl-crud

This package used to handle the index.html change for Parity projects that have their versioned rustdocs published in GitHub Pages. An example is Substrate, with the rustdocs deployed at its gh-pages branch.

Help

Usage: index [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version                                 output the version number
  -h, --help                                    display help for command

Commands:
  init <ghRepo> <projectName> [outputPath]      initialize an index page
  upsert [options] <inputPath> <ref> [display]  upsert a REF into the index page
  rm [options] <inputPath> <ref>                remove a REF from the index page
  help [command]                                display help for command

Usage

  1. To generate a new index.html, run something like:

    index-tpl-crud init substrate Substrate index.html
    • <ghRepo>: Required. This is the name of the repository without the user / organization name. So for Substrate with URL at https://github.com/paritytech/substrate, use substrate.
    • <projectName>: Required. Project name it will display as.
    • [outputPath]: Optional. The output. If unspecified, it will be index.html.
  2. To add a new version of rustdocs, run something like:

    index-tpl-crud upsert -l index.html monthly-2021-10
    • -l: Flag. Specified this ref has been aliased as latest as well.
    • <inputPath>: Required. The input file, where it read the html content, update them, and write to also.
    • <ref>: Required. The branch or tag of source where the rustdocs is built from.
    • [display]: Optional. The name of the link. If unspecified, it will use the value of ref.
  3. To remove a version of rustdocs, run something like:

    index-tpl-crud rm index.html monthly-2021-10

    parameters similar to upsert sub-command.