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After discussing the purposal with the team, we reached an agreement on moving the docs to its own repo.
After few weeks/1 month, the redirection can be removed as well as the docs directory on the |
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Currently, the Elemental docs are hosted in the same repository than the Elemental code, and the same goes for Elemental-toolkit.
After the migration of the Elemental docs to Docusaurus, there's now few topics that should be clarified:
package.jsonfile is a mix of dependencies from both applications -> this causes some side effects on one or other applicationIn order to address the points above, a possible solution would be to have a new repo, containing both Elemental and Elemental-toolkit docs. The framework would be Docusaurus, which will allow us to "split" the browsing menus depending on which project documentation the users and contributors want to read/contribute.
Concerning the URL, a team decision should be reached. Currently, Elemental doesn't have a top-level domain. So we could have the following solutions:
Here's a quick overview of how the new solution would look like:
Finally, if the strategy above is agreed, the implementation would be done in two major phases:
Let me know what you think about and, of course, if there's another solution that you might think could work too.
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