This article records how to deploy ShowDoc document management system on CentOS system. We will use Docker for installation.
ShowDoc introduction
ShowDoc is an online document sharing tool that is very suitable for IT teams. It can speed up the efficiency of communication between teams.
What can it be used for
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API documentation ( see Demo )
- With the development of the mobile Internet, BaaS (backend as a service) is becoming more and more popular. The server provides API, and the APP or web front end can easily call the data. Use ShowDoc to write beautiful API documents very conveniently and quickly.
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Data Dictionary ( View Demo )
- A good data dictionary can easily explain your database structure to others, such as the definition of each field.
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Documentation ( see Demo )
- You can use showdoc to write instructions for some tools, and you can also write some technical specification documents for the team to review.
Docker installation
Log in to the local server, switch to the root user, and use the following command to install.
yum install docker
The startup command to start the Docker service is as follows.
service docker start
The command to set the Docker service to start on boot is as follows.
chkconfig docker on
Install Git
With the help of yum command, install git installation command as shown below.
yum install git
Install ShowDoc and copy the code from GitHub to a local directory, where you enter the test folder in the root directory.
cd/test
git clone -o gitbug https://github.com/star7th/showdoc
Enter the ShowDoc directory to start the installation
cd showdoc/
docker build -t showdoc ./
docker run -d --name showdoc -p 4999 80 showdoc
Visit ShowDoc
Enter the URL http://192.168.132.132:4999/install/ in the browser , open the page, and enter the installation steps.
Pay attention to replace the IP address and port number with the IP address of the user's own server
Select the language (default is Chinese), click the "OK" button, a prompt box for successful installation will pop up.
other
Backup API documents are very important documents and need to be backed up regularly.
/XXX/showdoc/SqliteThere is a showdoc.db.php file below , which can be backed up regularly. The user can use the manual command to back up, use the following mv command.
mv/XXX/showdoc/Sqlite/showdoc.db.php
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