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Changing the _config.yml file or other YAML file with data or configuration requires a fresh build (stop and start the server again with rake preview). Every time you save changes to a file, it automatically regenerates the site so you can test the output immediately. Leave the serve terminal open and running. Press Ctrl+C in the serve terminal to stop the server. The generated website launches automatically in a new tab in your browser. Theme Config file: /Users/user/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.6.5/bundler/gems/devdocs-theme-e1a4ff6880d5/ _config.ymlĭestination: /Users/user/magento/devdocs/_site

Use `bundle info ` to see where a bundled gem is installed.Ĭleaning after the last site generation: $ bundle exec jekyll cleanĬonfiguration file: /Users/user/magento/devdocs/_config.ymlĬleaner: Removing /Users/user/magento/devdocs/_site.Ĭleaner: Removing src/.jekyll-metadata.Įnabled the default configuration: $ bundle exec jekyll serve -incremental \

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Install gems listed in the Gemfile: $ bundle installīundle complete! 16 Gemfile dependencies, 70 gems now installed. The first time you are at the devdocs directory, run: See official documentation for the most recent installation guidelines and available options. Ruby version manager such as rvm or rbenv can help to manage the correct version for this automatically. Set up RubyĬonsider to set up the Ruby version defined in. Jekyll will use its own webserver for this. You do not need to set up a webserver to serve the site locally.

Building older versions of the documentation.

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Build DevDocs in Windows (Windows 7 & 10).

Using a Vagrant virtual machine (Mac, Linux, Windows).

Using Docker (docker-compose) (Mac, Linux, Windows).

Installing the project dependencies locally (Mac, Linux).

You can build the site locally in the following ways: This site is built by Jekyll, which is an open-source tool developed in Ruby. We are thankful to all of our contributors for improving the documentation. We believe that to accomplish that goal we need experts from the community to share their knowledge with us and each other. Our goal is to provide the Commerce and Open Source communities with comprehensive and quality technical documentation. For additional information, see our Contribution Guide.

Using a terminal, change to vagrant on your host (that is, the directory in which this README is located).Welcome! This site contains the latest Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source developer documentation for ongoing releases of both products.

Follow the prompts on your screen to save your changes.

Select the Run as administrator check box.

In the Properties dialog box, click Advanced.

From the pop-up menu, click Properties.

Right-click the application on your desktop or under Start > All Programs.

The easiest way to do that is to modify the applications' shortcuts as follows: To enable symlinks to work, Windows users must run both the UNIX shell (recommended, Cygwin) and the VirtualBox application as administrator. Windows only: Run the UNIX shell and VirtualBox as Administrator

CPU is the maximum percentage of CPU used for the VM.

RAM is the amount of RAM used by the virtual VM (default: 1024 MB).

HOST_PORT is a localhost port that enables you to observe the generated site from your host (default: 4000).

NAME is a name of virtual machine (default: magento-devdocs).

You can change the following parameters in Vagrantfile:

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Install the VirtualBox and Vagrant software for your operating system: Visit our blog to learn more about Magento 2 API or check here.

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I have shown you a quick look at what is search criteria and how to use it to get product list API in Magento 2.

bootstrap.sh - VM software installation The above example returns the SKU and name of the product which tagged as electronics following Magento Open Source sample data.

You can then run Jekyll from the VM in /vagrant/devdocs project root. Our Vagrant project clones the devdocs repository in the VM and shares the devdocs directory with your system in the root of this project.

Vagrant enables you to run the software needed to build the devdocs project in a self-contained virtual machine (VM). You can deploy site locally using this Vagrant project.