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This repository contains the source for the Scala documentation website, as well as the source for "Scala Improvement Process" (SIP) documents.

To build and view the site locally:

gem install bundlerbundle installbundle exec jekyll serve -I

(Trouble on MacOS?)

For more details, read on.

To build and view site with docker:

docker-compose up

It will incrementally build and serve site athttp://localhost:8080

Please have a look athttps://docs.scala-lang.org/contribute.html before making a contribution.This document gives an overview of the type of documentation contained within the Scala Documentation repository and the repository's structure.

Small changes, or corrected typos will generally be pulled in right away. Large changes, like the addition of new documents, or the rewriting ofexisting documents will be thoroughly reviewed-- please keep in mind that, generally, new documents must be very well-polished, complete, and maintainedin order to be accepted.

This site uses a Jekyll, a Ruby framework. You'll need Ruby and Bundler installed; seeJekyll installation instructions for the details.

cd into the directory where you cloned this repository, then install the required gems withbundle install. This will automatically put the gems into./vendor/bundle.

Start the server in the context of the bundle (use-I for incremental builds):

bundle exec jekyll serve -I

It might take around 5 minutes at first but incremental compilations will be fast.

The generated site is available athttp://localhost:4000

If you add--watch at the end of the command line above, Jekyll will automatically watch for changes on the filesystem, and regenerate the site.

If you getincompatible encoding errors when generating the site under Windows, then ensure that theconsole in which you are running jekyll can work with UTF-8 characters. As described in the blogSolving UTF problem with Jekyll on Windowsyou have to executechcp 65001. This command is best added to thejekyll.bat-script.

The markdown used in this site useskramdown extensions.

There's a free markdown editor for OSX calledMou. It's quite convenient to work with, and it generates the translated Markdown in real-time alongside of your editor window, as can be seen here:

All documentation contained in this repository is licensed by EPFL under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license ("CC-BY-SA"), unless otherwise noted. By submitting a "pull request," or otherwise contributing to this repository, you implicitly agree to license your contribution under the above CC-BY-SA license. The source code of this website is licensed to EPFL under theScala License, unless otherwise noted.