NOTE: This utility is useful ONLY to REVSYS clients and staff.

For now you need to build the Go binary yourself, we'll have it up for download soon.

Manage and upload REVSYS documentation located at docs.revsys.com

Usage:
  rsdoc [command]

Available Commands:
  client      Manage clients and access
  create      Create a new set of docs with cookiecutter
  get         Retrieve information about this set of docs
  group       Manage user membership and create new doc groups
  help        Help about any command
  init        Configure a new set of docs
  open        Open these docs in your browser
  upload      Upload new or updated documentation

Flags:
      --config string    config file (default is .rsdoc.json)
  -h, --help             help for rsdoc
  -p, --path string      DocSet URL Path
  -t, --token string     DocSet Token to use
  -v, --verbose          Turn on verbose output
      --version string   Version of the DocSet to use (default "v1")

Use "rsdoc [command] --help" for more information about a command.

To create a new template for documentation simply run:

rsdoc create

NOTE: To use the default REVSYS theme you will need to install hugo which for OSX is typically done with a simple brew install hugo

To upload docs, finish editing your content, generate it and then run:

rsdoc upload ./path/to/generated/content/

So the typically workflow becomes:

1. Create docs skeleton using Cookiecutter via rsdoc create.
2. Configure your DocSet by running rsdoc init. This will prompt you for the DocSet Path, Version, and upload Token and put them in ./.rsdoc.json for you.
3. Edit your docs in ./docs/ using hugo server locally to verify everything is working correctly.
4. cd into ./docs/ and run hugo build.
5. hugo will create a public/ directory relative to your current path with the built files.
6. To upload these run rsdoc upload ./public/.
7. To view your newly uploaded docs live just run rsdoc open

Assuming your .rsdoc.json settings are correct this will tar up the contents of the hugo generated folder and deploy them via REST to docs.revsys.com

Just run rsdoc open the configured DocSet and Version will be opened.

rsdoc uses an env style file named .rsdoc in the current directory. Here is a simple example template that includes all of the values you need:

{
    "docpath": "revsys-docs",
    "version": "v1",
    "token": "68ff2d4-token-43f2065ade"
}

These will come from the DocSet model and associated upload Token defined in the system.

You can generate this config easily by running rsdoc init. It will prompt you for the 3 different values.

NOTE This portion is not working yet.

If you're an admin user of docs.revsys.com you can get and set your API Token in ~/.rsdoc.json like this:

{
    "admin_token": "<Your Admin Token>"
}

This will allow you to interact with the docs API to manage clients, groups, and putting users into clients and groups.

To build this you will need Go 1.9+ and the following dependencies:

• go get github.com/spf13/cobra
• go get github.com/spf13/viper
• go get github.com/tcnksm/go-input
• go get github.com/skratchdot/open-golang/open

Then it's just a simple matter of:

go build main.go

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