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--- title: Documentation Plugins permalink: /docs/ --- # Octopress Docs If you have the Octopress gem installed, run `$ octopress docs` from the root of your Jekyll site, and a website will mount at `http://localhost:4444` with documentation for Octopress and any plugins which support this feature. ## Adding docs to your plugin If your plugin is built on Octopress Ink, these documentation pages are added automatically. If not, use the code below to automatically add your plugin's Readme, Changelog and any pages in your gem path under `assets/docs`. ```ruby if defined? Octopress::Docs Octopress::Docs.add({ name: "Your Plugin", description: "This plugin causes awesomeness", path: File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "../")), # gem root slug: "your-plugin", # optional source_url: "https://github.com/some/project", # optional website: "http://example.com", # optional }) end ``` It's a bit odd, but the `if defined? Octopress::Docs` allows you to register doc pages if possible, without having to add the octopress gem as a dependency.
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