See the preview at https://yochem.nl/jqdocs/.

To build it yourself:

1. Install Hugo
2. git clone https://github.com/yochem/jqdocs && cd jqdocs
3. hugo serve

This is the structure of this repo. Every item is linked to Hugo documentation where you can read more about it.

• content/: All markdown content for the website. Extracted and adapted from the jq repo.
• layouts/_default/baseof.html: Base template for all pages
• layouts/_default/single.html: Template for all single pages (non-index pages)
• layouts/_default/home.html: Template for the root index.html
• layouts/manual/single.html: Template for all manual pages
• layouts/manual/list.html: Uses Hugo to fill the content of page manual/ with that of page manual/v1.7/ (version number can be configured in hugo.yml
• layouts/partials/: Like templates/shared/ in the jq repo
• layouts/shortcodes/: Markdown extensions. For now only has one to render code examples
• static/: No explanation needed.
• assets/: CSS, JS, images.
• hugo.yml: Configuration file for Hugo. This defines things like the base url, the menu items in the navigation bar, and the current jq version. This now only affects the default manual to show, but can also be used in the download links and more. I plan to add more config here, so the template files do not have to be touched to update website content. Ideally, the only files in the content folder and this config need to be changed to update content on the website.