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I'm a bit confused by the "use your own domain" option. I'm actively looking for a product with functionality like this, but it needs to be 100% self-hosted. "U
by grumblestumble 12y ago
I'm a bit confused by the "use your own domain" option. I'm actively looking for a product with functionality like this, but it needs to be 100% self-hosted. "Use your own domain" suggests that ReadMe still handles data storage. Are there any fully self-hosted products that are similar to this?
- gkoberger 12y agoUse your own domain is exactly how you interpreted it. There's nothing close to being equivalent, however there are a bunch of open source projects for documentation. Check out Swagger UI or Slate by TripIt. Out of curiosity, what are your concerns about hosting documentation on a third-party site?
- grumblestumble 12y agoOur API docs need to be only available to authorized users. Due to the industry the API targets, self-hosting in a vetted secure environment is mandatory.
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- ryanSrich 12y agoFeel free to use this template -> https://github.com/catalyzeio/HIPAA https://github.com/catalyzeio/HIPAA I made for our HIPAA docs. It uses middleman, slate, erb and sass. To password protect it you could use something like this -> https://github.com/agoragames/nginx-google-oauth https://github.com/agoragames/nginx-google-oauth
- bobfunk 12y agoThis approach to documentation works really well with netlify (https://www.netlify.com https://www.netlify.com). We let you link your middleman repository to a netlify site and instantly setup automated builds with continuous deployment to our CDN. It's great for developer docs since you can let people submit pull requests for fixes or improvements, and we'll auto deploy when you merge them in.