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README.md
Documentation of privateGPT
The documentation of this project is being rendered thanks to fern.
Fern is basically transforming your .md and .mdx files into a static website: your documentation.
The configuration of your documentation is done in the ./docs.yml file.
There, you can configure the navbar, tabs, sections and pages being rendered.
The documentation of fern (and the syntax of its configuration docs.yml) is
available there docs.buildwithfern.com.
How to run fern
You cannot render your documentation locally without fern credentials.
To see how your documentation looks like, you have to use the CICD of this repository (by opening a PR, CICD job will be executed, and a preview of your PR's documentation will be deployed in vercel automatically, through fern).
The only thing you can do locally, is to run fern check, which check the syntax of
your docs.yml file.
How to add a new page
Add in the docs.yml a new page, with the following syntax:
navigation:
# ...
- tab: my-existing-tab
layout:
# ...
- section: My Existing Section
contents:
# ...
- page: My new page display name
# The path of the page, relative to `fern/`
path: ./docs/pages/my-existing-tab/new-page-content.mdx