Hosting on my own

[bartekpacia]

I'd like to be able to do something along the lines of:

$ npm install -g docs.page
$ docs.page build # converts my whole website to static HTML that I can deploy

I was looking everywhere for it and either I'm blind or there's no such feature?

[cabljac]

Interesting! This would be a cool feature. We don't have something like this yet, but I could look into it.

[bartekpacia]

Thanks @cabljac! Would be great to have this in the future :)

[bartekpacia]

If possible, please keep us updated if there's some work going on :)

[cabljac]

Hey! Apologies, this won't be a priority for a bit, as I have lots of other things to work on - I've thought about it a little, and i think it would take some careful planning to make sure components function correctly.

If you're looking to use a custom domain, we do provide that feature?

[bartekpacia]

Hey! Apologies, this won't be a priority for a bit, as I have lots of other things to work on - I've thought about it a little, and i think it would take some careful planning to make sure components function correctly.

Sure, no problem. Thanks for a fast update.

If you're looking to use a custom domain, we do provide that feature?

Yes, you do, but that requires the repository to be public. At my company we have a currently private repo but we'd like to already host docs for it, but it's not possible with docs.page.

[ciriousjoker]

It would definitely be nice to be able to manage deployment via a Github action manually.

[eznix86]

Instead of building locally, maybe it should remain the same concept as we have right now, but locked to a repository.

Example, all concept stays the same, you deploy the app as separate on your server, the server automatically read your private or public repository.

The current ethos of docs.page:

• Instant Open Source docs with zero configuration.

So basically anyone can deploy their own instance, and this instance is locked on particular repository