The link points to the zeppelin web site sources (ever tried to build
it, so I can not help you on this).
I was just saying that markdown documentation could be embedded in
Zeppelin. You don't need to build the website to achieve this, but use a
specific interpreter that loads markdown resources/url. Hope this makes
it more clear.
On 2015-06-28 12:46, IT CTO wrote:
I looked at the code pointed above but could not run it. - from which
directory do you do that? running bundle install on root directory fails
"Could not locate Gemfile or .bundle/ directory"
On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 1:16 PM Eric Charles <[email protected]> wrote:
I have developed an update to the markdown interpreter which reads a
file from the classpath or from an URL and displays it as HTML in the
notebook.
The idea is to reuse as much as possible contents written in files and
make them available via specific notes (the "Use Guide" notes).
This would work if we reuse the resources from
https://github.com/apache/incubator-zeppelin/tree/gh-pages (via a
packaged jar, or simply via URL).
The limitation for now is the images which must be hosted on an
accessible URL.
On 2015-06-28 09:12, IT CTO wrote:
Hi,
As we deploy zeppelin in our internal network we would like to have some
end-user documentation available within the network.
I was thinking of trying to zip the documentation files in the packaging
and link it the the zeppelin web pages.
1) Do we want to do it for everyone or should I do it internally only?
2) Are we going to keep the documentation pages as is or move it to
another
platform?
3) How can I get access to the documentation source files?
Thanks,
Eran
