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:airplane: FlyBook is a simple utility to generate static website such as gh-pages, manual of you projects
https://github.com/rhiokim/flybook

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:airplane: FlyBook is a simple utility to generate static website such as gh-pages, manual of you projects

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[![](./docs/basic/images/logo-250x250.png)](https://rhiokim.github.io/flybook)

Just write markdown, Flybook will create your book.

`FlyBook` is a simple utility to generate static website. This is inspired by [funbook](https://funbook.js.org/) and [next.js export functionality](https://zeit.co/blog/next)

Rewrited using by **React** and **React DOM Server**

## Goals
Already we know that we can have a number of document tools to publish markdown docs.
So flybook will keep in simplest way to generate static web site for writing the manual of project

## How flybook works
![](./docs/media/flybook-flow-detail.png)

## Features

* Custom Styling (Google Fonts, Highlight.js)
* Theme (only support `light` and `dark` now)
* Responsive

## How to use flybook

For example, Flybook documentation structure look like below
```
$ ls /path/to/project/docs
docs
|____advanced
| \____theme.md
|____basic
| \____getting-started.md
| \____install.md
|____examples
| \____syntax-highlight.md
|____readme.md
```

**globally**
```
$ npm i -g flybook
$ cd /path/to/project

$ flybook docs
> FlyBook was generated at /Users/rhio/Works/my/fly-book/out
```

**with NPM Project**
```
$ cd /path/to/project
$ npm install flybook --save-dev
$
$ vi package.json

,
"scripts": {
...,
"docs": "flybook docs --outdir=out"
},
...
// after save

$ npm run docs
```

## Development

Turn on the auto build mode after `npm install`
```
$ git clone [email protected]:rhiokim/flybook
$ cd flybook
$ npm install
$ npm run build
```

After that you are able to see the notification with your code changes automatically

* npm run release // build
* npm run docs // generate a book with newest code

## License
MIT