The /docs folder contains the Infection Monkey Documentation site.
The site is based on Hugo and the learn theme.
By order of importance:
The most important directory is /content. This is the directory which contains the content files. Read this to understand how pages are organized in that folder.
In this directory you should place images, css files, js files and other static content the site should serve. To access that static content in a page, use something similar to this:
This folder controls many of the parameters regarding the site generation.
This is the theme we’re using. It’s a submodule (to get it you need to run git submodule update). It’s our own fork of the learn theme. If you want to make changes to the theme itself, or pull updates from the upstream, you’ll do it here.
This directory includes custom HTML partials, custom shortcodes and content templates. It’s best not to mess with the existing stuff here too much, but rather add new things.
These are the build output of hugo and should never be commit-ed to git.
You’ll have to install hugo, a text editor that’s good for markdown (vscode and vim are good options) and git.
Run hugo new folder/page.md. Optionally add --kind chapter if creating a new chapter page. For example, hugo new usage/getting-started.md created the Getting Started page.
Edit the markdown file(s). Here’s a markdown cheatsheet. If you want to add images, add them to the static/images folder and refer to them by name.
Run hugo server -D. The server will be available locally at http://localhost:1313/. You can change the content/theme and the site will refresh automatically to reflect your changes.
Run hugo --environment staging or hugo --environment production. This will create a static site in the public directory. This directory should be ignored by git - make sure you don’t add and commit it by mistake!
Error: Unable to locate config file or config directory. Perhaps you need to create a new site.Did you confirm your working directory? It should be monkey/docs.
failed to extract shortcode: template for shortcode "children" not found or theme doesn’t seem right?Have you run git submodule update?
config.toml file.