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This major update changes the behaviour of the docviewer module to use a cached manifest rather than on demand. This allows us to simplify the URL matching and store 'nice' URL configuration rather than altering handleAction().
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# docsviewer Module
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This module has been developed to read and display content from markdown and
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plain text files in web browser. It provides an easy way to bundle end user
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documentation within a SilverStripe installation or module.
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:::bash
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$> composer require
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## Setup
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The module includes the ability to read documentation from any folder on your
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file system. By standard, documentation should go in a __docs__ folder in the
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root of your module or project documentation.
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### Standard
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If you follow the standard setup create a file in /<<module>>/__docs/_en/index.md__
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file then include the following in your config file:
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DocumentationService::set_automatic_registration(true);
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Now visit yoursite.com/dev/docs you should see your module.
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### Custom Folders
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If you wish to register specific folders only, or folders in a non standard
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location then you can register paths directly:
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try {
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DocumentationService::register(
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$name = "sapphire",
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$path = "/src/sapphire_master/docs/",
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$version = 'trunk'
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);
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} catch(InvalidArgumentException $e) {
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// Silence if path is not found (for CI environment)
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}
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To configure the documentation system the configuration information is
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available on the [Configurations](configuration-options)
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page.
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## Writing documentation
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See [Writing Documentation](writing-documentation)
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for more information on how to write markdown files which are available here.
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## Enabling Search
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The module provides automatic search functionality via [Lucene Search](http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/index.html).
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To enable search you need to add the following to your applications _config.php
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file:
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DocumentationSearch::enable();
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After adding that line you will also need to build the indexes of the search.
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You can do this either via your web browser by accessing
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http://yoursite.com/dev/tasks/RebuildLuceneDocsIndex?flush=1
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Or rebuild it via sake. You will want to set this up as a cron job if your
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documentation search needs to be updated on the fly
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sake dev/tasks/RebuildLuceneDocsIndex flush=1
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## Advanced Search
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Advanced Search is enabled by default on the searchresults page, allowing you to
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extend your search over multiple modules and/or versions. Advanced search can
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be disabled from your _config.php like this:
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DocumentationSearch::enable_advanced_search(false);
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## Using a URL other than /dev/docs/
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By default, the documentation is available in `dev/docs`. If you want it to
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live on the webroot instead of a subfolder or on another url address, add the
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following configuration to your _config.php file:
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Config::inst()->update('DocumentationViewer', 'link_base', '');
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Director::addRules(1, array(
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'$Action' => 'DocumentationViewer',
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'' => 'DocumentationViewer'
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));
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