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Autographa Doc

Documentation website for Autographa

Document Structure

Every document has a unique id. By default, a document id is the name of the document (without the extension) relative to the root docs directory. However, the last part of the id can be defined by the user in the front matter.

autographa-docs # Root directory
└── docs
    └── autographa
        ├──about-this-guide
        ├──getting-started
          └── what-is-autographa.md
        └── hello.md

Creating a Doc Page

Create a Markdown file, new_doc_page.md, and place it under the docs directory. If there is a category with multiple pages, create a directory and add all the pages to that.

At the top of the file, specify the unique id id , document title title and title for the doc on the side bar sidebar_label in the front matter.

---
id: new_page
title: document title
sidebar_label: label for the doc on the left pane.
---

Lorem ipsum


Add the page to the sidebars.js as below. The id and sidebar_label is used to create the structure of the site.

module.exports = {
  autographa: [
   // Normal syntax
    {
      type: 'category',
      label: 'categorylable',
      items: [
        '/new_page',
      ],
    },
   // Short Hand syntax
   { "category lable":[sidebar items]},
  ],
};

to add a page without a category set the type as doc and use the document id.

module.exports = {
  autographa: [
    {
  	  type: 'doc',
      label: 'sidebar label',
      id: '/document_id',
    }
  ],
};

Adding assets

Add images and other assets to a directory in the static/autographaAssetsV2 and add them in the document in with syntax with absolute paths.

<img src="/autographaAssetsV2/path/image.png" width="100%" />

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