This is the English version. If you want Chinese version, refer to this.

The project is powered by Docusaurus, which is a convenient and fast Node-based framework.

The docs folder is the main part of the project, with its hierarchical structure representing the directory structure. The _category_.json files specify order and display names, otherwise dictionary order is used by default (this can also be implemented within ***.md files); the index.md file is the documentation for the directory itself, if this file doesn't exist then the directory documentation is considered non-existent; the remaining ***.md files contain the content of each document.

The docusaurus.config.ts file contains homepage information, such as titles, buttons, etc.

Other files follow the typescript project structure with no significant differences.

For any steps you're unfamiliar with, feel free to ask ChatGPT.

1. Register a github account and ensure you have permission to view this project.

2. Install git locally, with specific instructions varying by operating system. If typing git in the command line shows various command descriptions, the installation was successful.

3. Use git clone https://github.com/PolyhedraZK/PolyhedraDocs to clone the project locally, which will require your github username and password. If non-ssh cloning is not allowed, you'll need to configure an ssh key locally, export the public key and store it in your github account, then use git clone [email protected]:PolyhedraZK/PolyhedraDocs.git to clone the project locally, after which you won't need to enter credentials anymore. If you need to use ssh to clone projects for multiple accounts, consider giving each ssh key an alias, for example using the command git clone [email protected]:PolyhedraZK/PolyhedraDocs.git.

4. Install node, npm, and yarn locally, preferably recent versions. The nvm tool is recommended for installation as it's excellent for managing node versions. Installation instructions depend on your operating system. After successful installation, you can verify each command by typing these words in the command line.

5. Enter the project folder, which should be at the same level as the README.md file. Before the first run (and after adding any new third-party libraries, though this should rarely happen in this project), enter yarn install to install all required libraries, then just enter yarn start to launch the service. After a brief wait, the system will automatically open the page in your browser, and you can then browse freely.

1. Using git: After cloning the project, create your own branch with git branch <branch-name>, make your changes, add files or folders to be updated using git add <file-name>, then git commit -m "commit reason" and git push to submit. You can then see your branch's update history on github, and create a pull request to the main branch (or other active branch, depending on your needs) and wait for merge.

2. Without using git: Create your branch directly on github, then edit files online or upload local files to submit. Afterward, still create a pull request to the main branch (or other active branch, depending on your needs) and wait for merge.

Regardless of method, it's best to run the project locally to ensure there are no errors.

Additionally, before submitting, it's recommended to use the yarn prettier --write ./ command to beautify the code and maintain consistent style.