manual.erpnext.com
You will need to fork this repository and send pull requests of your changes
Install Frappe Bench: https://github.com/frappe/bench
Step 1. Create a new site on the bench
$ bench new-site manual.erpnext.com
Step 2. Then install the app in the bench
$ bench get-app frappe_theme git@github.com:frappe/frappe_theme
$ bench get-app manual_erpnext_com git@github.com:frappe/manual_erpnext_com
Step 3: Then install the app in the site
$ bench --site manual.erpnext.com install-app frappe_theme
$ bench --site manual.erpnext.com install-app manual_erpnext_com
Step 4: Start the bench
$ bench --site manual.erpnext.com serve --port 8000
Open your browser on http://localhost:8000
to see the site
Disable website caching
sites/manual.erpnext.com/site_config.json
"disable_website_cache": 1
to the optionsbench --site manual.erpnext.com clear-cache
Run $ bench --site manual.erpnext.com serve --port 8000
again
Edits will appear on the site.
bench --site manual.erpnext.com sync-www
bench --site manual.erpnext.com sync-www --force
frappe-bench/apps/manual_erpnext_com/manual_erpnext_com/www
www/index.html
www/contents/index.html
index.txt
holds the table of contents of that folder and will be used to produce a list of pages under that section. Any page you add should be added to its parent folder's index.txt
. For example, see www/contents/accounts/index.txt
.accounts
is a folder. But https://manual.erpnext.com/contents/accounts
is also a web page. This is handled by having a index.md
file under accounts
.manual_erpnext_com/public/img
./assets/manual_erpnext_com/img/{path_to_the_image}
. For example: /assets/manual_erpnext_com/img/accounts/account-settings.png
https://discuss.erpnext.com
and select the topic category as Documentation
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