MinIO uses Sphinx to generate static HTML pages using ReSTructured Text (rST).

• Any GNU/Linux Operating System, or macOS 12.3 or later.
• python 3.10.x and python-pip
• python3.10-venv
• sphinx 4.3.2
• nodejs 14.5.0 or later
• npm 16.19.1 or later
• git or a git-compatible client

NOTE: following instructions do work on macOS for testing purposes, however for production builds GNU/Linux is recommended.

1. Clone docs repository locally.

git clone https://github.com/minio/docs && cd docs/

2. Create a new Python virtual environment.

python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate

3. Install all the python and nodejs dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt && npm install && npm run build

4. Build your desired platform targets.

make linux

make linux k8s container

5. View the generated documentation at http:https://localhost:8000.

python -m http.server --directory build/YOUR_BRANCH/<PLATFORM>/html

The make stage-PLATFORM command uses the mc utility to copy the contents of the current git branch build output for the specified PLATFORM to a configured MinIO or S3-compatible bucket.

For the command to work, you must have a configured mc alias docs-staging with general read/write (s3:*) permissions on the staging bucket. The staging bucket should have public or anonymous access enabled.

For example:

make stage-linux

Does the following:

1. Check that the build/GITDIR/linux folder exists
2. Copies the contents of build/GITDIR/linux/html/* to docs-staging/staging/GITDIR/linux

This project is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. See CONTRIBUTING.md guide for more information on contributing to the MinIO Documentation project.

NOTE: This work was previously licensed under AGPL3.0. You can find all AGPL3.0 licensed code at commit:73772c7f8485809446cc890188a89ece1afb93f6