Documentation links to scripts appear to be broken.

[digitalsparky]

Describe the bug There appears to be a bug/configuration issue related to the linking and processing of script files. In this particular case, the scripts linked in precooked-scripts throw a very broken 404, despite the scripts actually existing and being linked to properly in the source doco. One could assume that either the .sh files aren't being ignored and uploaded as standard script files, or there is a linking issue.

Essentially, this means the documentation is buggy and could make it a lot harder for people to get started.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://timothycrosley.github.io/streamdeck-ui/#precooked-scripts
2. Click on either the Ubuntu or Fedora script
3. See a 404 error and broken page.

Expected behavior I would expect my browser to download the shell script as linked, as opposed to a 404/broken page.

Screenshots N/A

Operating system (please complete the following information) N/A (browser based documentation)

Stream Deck Version N/A

[fsteffek]

Observation The page seems to have been created from the README.md of the source repo with MkDocs. The specified links (Ubuntu, Fedora scripts) are relative links in the README (and README-de), which lead to different pages depending on from where you click the link.

Github Source https://github.com/timothycrosley/streamdeck-ui/blob/master/ scripts/ubuntu_install.sh

Github Pages https://timothycrosley.github.io/streamdeck-ui/ scripts/ubuntu_install.sh

Potential fixes

• Have the absolute URL in the README files.
  • The reader would always be directed to github regardless of where the README would be read. (locally, forks, ...)
• Have a redirect or a new (GH) page at the broken location that takes the user to the working destination.
  • The relative links could be kept relative in the README source files
• Changing the URL in the GH page (if possible)

Thanks for streamdeck-ui!

[dodgyrabbit]

Thanks for reporting this. I figured out how to update the gh-pages. The links should be good now, and the outdated documentation has been rebuilt too.

[digitalsparky]

Thanks @dodgyrabbit - much appreciated. Have an awesome week!