Closed tmc closed 1 year ago
Going to set this up on something locally and get familiar https://gohugo.io/hosting-and-deployment/hosting-on-github/
Another tools is Vitepress, it's a is battery-included site generator for technical docs. take a look at : https://vitepress.dev/
I think a go project lends itself for documentation in go without introducing another toolchain
We should use the best tool that gets us an experience like the other sites. I prefer a go based tool for sure but am not going to be dogmatic about it.
edit: Updated issue indicating the technologies the python and ts implementations use. I'd love to use hugo but someone needs to demonstrate that it's going to work well.
Maybe we could clarify the needs beforehand. There are two different documentation areas I guess: the package API (godoc) and the "user guide".
Additionally, something like this might be useful:
What I missed with hugo was a good documentation template but I just found this one: https://themes.gohugo.io/themes/doks/
I like https://themes.gohugo.io/themes/docsy/ but we'd need some theming to match the existing docs sites (https://python.langchain.com/en/latest/, https://js.langchain.com/docs/).
I think we should go Hugo+Docsy+(custom theming) or Docusarus.
@tmc My 2 cents.
Docusaurus is pretty straight forward and will match the docs site like here: https://js.langchain.com/docs/ as it seems like pretty much OOB theme.
The time would be well worth spending on implementing core features than having a customized theme IMO.
@tmc My 2 cents.
Docusaurus is pretty straight forward and will match the docs site like here: https://js.langchain.com/docs/ as it seems like pretty much OOB theme.
The time would be well worth spending on implementing core features than having a customized theme IMO. Yeah I've come to agree. Docusaurus it is!
We should have a high quality rendered documentation site modeled after the existing langchain docs sites.
We need to determine what tool(s) to use and set up a CI pipeline to publish somewhere (probably github pages).
python langchain uses sphinx typescript langchain uses docusaurus
I'm open to docusaurus but a go-based toolchain would be nice.
Shall we use Hugo?