Bittensor Opensource Wikipedia + Documentation
https://tensor-wiki.vercel.app/intro
- Having Node installed beforehand, bootstrap version of this pro
npx create-next-app tensor-wiki -e https://github.com/opentensor/TensorWiki
- Run
npm run dev:watch
and open http://localhost:3000/ - Create your markdown or MDX content in
content
folder. Pages should auto-refresh as you modify markdown content. - Update
config/config.json
with your table of contents and other information. - Update
pages/index.jsx
to suit your needs as a standalone landing page or as a redirect to content. - Deploy your respository or export (
npm run export
) and copy your content to any static hosting provider like Vercel, Netlify, Github Pages or Google Cloud. - Have fun! 🎉
Having Node installed beforehand:
npx create-next-app tensor-wiki -e https://github.com/opentensor/TensorWiki
cd TensorWiki
npm run dev:watch
- Read about NextBooks
- Read how to use Markdown
- Make changes to
content/
- Submit a pull request to TensorWiki
- 💅 Good looking, simple and readable UI based on tailwindcss including
dark
mode andauto-centered
layout, - 🌎 Great SEO out of the box,
- 📱 Mobile & printer friendly,
- 🚀 Single page application with pre-fetching,
- 🧾 Easy content creation with markdown and MDX support,
- 💻 Something more than what basic fenced code offers. Like line highlighting, linking to source and copying to clipboard,
- 🤓 Familiar Git workflow and collaboration,
- ⌨︎ Keyboard shortcuts for frequently used actions (theme change, page navigation),
- 🔎 In-page optional table of contents with scroolspy,
- © You own your data, code is the data. Committing to repository and seeing results in the simplest form,
- 🏎 Fast to get started, just one command for up & running locally,
- 🎊 One click (or push) deployment,
- 🛠 Unlimited dynamic features can be added with MDX,
- ⚙︎ Customisable, extensible and simple codebase,
- ❤ Built on open-source,
- 👍 And many more small details...