Verify new documentation site
See original GitHub issueWe are planning on launching a new https://appium.io/docs site that uses MkDocs instead of Slate and has a different style.
The big change, content-wise, is that recently @imurchie and myself made several pull requests into the main Appium repo that added documentation for all of the different (M)JSONWP commands. It lists things like: description, code samples, client support, driver support, http specs.
Before we go live with on appium.io, I’d like to have members of the community looks over the site and look for any errors/mistakes (especially under commands
because all of that is new) or any style/css problems.
I’ve forked and hosted the site at my own personal GitHub pages repository, https://dpgraham.github.io/docs/en/about-appium/intro/ for you to look at before we migrate it over to https://appium.io
If you find any issues, or have any questions/comments, feel free to either:
- open an issue and paste a link to this issue
- comment on this ticket
- comment on the Slack channel (appium.slack.com)
- make a pull request (just remember, when making a PR for commands, edit the .yml file, not the .md file)
(cc: @SrinivasanTarget @vmaxim @KazuCocoa @mykola-mokhnach @TikhomirovSergey @imurchie @jlipps)
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- Created 6 years ago
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I’d rather split drivers by supported platform names/versions in the Drivers menu, like iOS -> UIAutomation (9.3 and older), XCUITest (9.3 and newer) Android -> Selendroid (2.3 and newer), UIAutomation (4.0 and newer), UIAutomation2 (5.0 and newer) etc…
If we want to keep this separate from the main issue tracker, issues can be opened on the appium.io repo at https://github.com/appium/appium.io/issues