> They already have support for that. Using 'mkdocs serve' command you can > browse website locally. >
'mkdocs serve' is used to browse the docs on a local server temporarily, this is essentially a developer option that should not be used otherwise. We need a static website that can be accessed from the file system without having to use a localhost server. > > >> * I have considered alternatives like Jekyll and Sphinx: >> - Jekyll requires installing ruby to build the site. Not everybody has >> the time or patience to do this. >> >> > Jekyll doesn't require time to install. To build site using locally user > have to > install bundler and using that Jekyll. > This is precisely the problem with using Jekyll for the API docs. Not everybody has Ruby and bundler. On the other hand, Python comes preinstalled on most Linux distributions, and running a recursive pip command from the makefile to install all dependencies is easier. > Mkdocs is good, but if is going to separated documentation from other > stuff > this(https://github.com/aksakalli/jekyll-doc-theme) jekyll theme could be > used. > Thanks, will have a look at it :-) -- Nikhil
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