This repository manages the documentation for the Filecoin Virtual Machine (FVM) project. This repo also contains the build scripts and tools to create the FVM docs website and the API documentation. Explore the docs →
To get a local version of the site up and running, follow these simple example steps.
To run these commands, you must have NPM installed. If you already have NPM installed, make sure you are running the latest version:
npm install npm@latest -gFollow these steps to run a copy of this site on your local computer.
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Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/filecoin-project/fvm-docs
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Move into the new folder and download the dependencies:
cd fvm-docs npm install -
Build the project and serve it locally using Hugo's built-in server:
npm run build
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Visit localhost:1313 to view the site.
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Press
CTRL+cin the terminal to stop the local server.
This repository manages the documentation for the Filecoin Virtual Machine (FVM) project. This repo also contains the build scripts and tools to create the FVM docs website and the API documentation. If you want to learn about the FVM, how it works, or how to build on it, then you're in the right place.
This section lists the various files and folders and defines the purpose for each of them.
| Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
.git, .github |
Manage the git configurations and contain information for GitHub constant integrations. |
CONTRIBUTIONS.md |
A collection of guides on how to contribute to this repository. |
README.md |
This file. Acts as an introduction to this repo, along with how to spin up a local copy of the fvm.filecoin.io/docs site. |
archetypes/ |
Used by Hugo to programmatically create new pages. |
assets/ |
Assets like JavaScript and fonts used by Hugo to create the static site. These assets are not explorable in a built site and must be referenced before the site is built. |
babel.config.js |
A configuration file used for the Babel JS compiler. |
config/ |
Contains the configuration files for Hugo. Things like the topbar menu and site title can be managed within this directory. |
content/ |
This is where all the .md files live that control the content of this site. This is where most contributions happen. |
data/ |
Extra variables for Hugo to use when building pages can be supplied here. These variables act just like front-matter variables. See Data Templates in the Hugo docs for more info. |
functions/ |
Functions that can be called from any template, partial, or shortcode within Hugo. |
i18n/ |
Contains files specific to managing different languages. |
images/ |
Images that aren't displayed on the website but are present in the repo for things like the README.md or CONTRIBUTIONS.md guides. |
layouts/ |
This is where web developers will spend most of their time. This folder contains the shortcodes and partials that Hugo uses to scaffold and build the site. |
/node_modules/ |
Where NPM throws it's packages. If you see this in GitHub, something's gone wrong. It should only show up on your computer after you run npm install. |
package-lock.json |
One of the NPM configuration files. Specifies which version of packages to download. |
package.json |
Another one of the NPM configuration files. Specifies which packages to download but doesn't specify which version of the package to grab. |
resources/ |
A cache where Hugo throws generated files like CSS and JSON after npm run build has been called. Unless npm run clean is called, Hugo will re-use these files when calling npm run build. |
static/ |
Images, css, fonts, and other misc files available at fvm.filecoin.io/ when the site is built. For example, fvm.filecoin.io/site.webmanifest. |
theme.toml |
A Hugo configuration file that specifies which theme to use. This file should not change that often. |
Want to help out? Pull requests (PRs) are always welcome! Check out CONTRIBUTIONS.md for more details on how you can help out. If you want to help out but aren't sure where to start, check out the issues board.
Found a problem with the FVM docs site? Please raise an issue. Be as specific and descriptive as possible; screenshots help.
Dual-licensed: MIT, Apache Software License v2, by way of the Permissive License Stack.