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Pre-requesites

  • Git
  • Sphinx or check the Sphinx Github Repository
  • Python (for using Sphinx)
  • Pip (for using/installing Sphinx)
  • Text editor such as Atom, Notepad++, or SublimeText.
  • Terminal/Powershell access (iTerm2, Terminal.app, etc.)
  • Git Desktop client (if you prefer a GUI instead of a shell prompt). Suggested applications would be Github Desktop Client, Sourcetree, or Tower (Mac OS X Only).

Checkout Documentation for Editing

  • If you've never obtained the documentation before you'll want to clone the repository. The default branch is master, this is good.
  • If you've already cloned the repository navigate to where this is in your computer using Terminal or Powershell. Once in this directory you'll be able to execute the following:
    • $ git fetch && git checkout master

How to Edit

  • Edit files in docs folder using a text editor such as Atom, SublimeText, or Notepad++.
  • Files are written in reStructuredText syntax.

Deploying Edits to Production Environment

  • $ git commit -am "commit message documenting what you've changed"
  • $ git push
  • Once pushed to master branch Travis-CI will attempt to compile the documentation via a combination of wizardry and science.
  • If Travis-CI is satisfied that the build compiles properly it will send it for compiling and deployment at ReadTheDocs
  • Confirm updates are live & accessible via accessing http://help.dockdogs.com. This may take a few minutes to fully deploy, please be patient. Check the Travis-CI page & ReadTheDocs build pages linked above.

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