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@aadsm aadsm commented Jan 9, 2018

This PR updates the website to https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus.

This changes the styling of the website from what we have today in https://draftjs.org/ to the default docusaurus styling for documentation. As of today it's not easy to customize the styling of the documentation, the only way would be to override all selectors and be at the mercy of any docusaurus future styling changes.
The main page is still pretty much the same but with an additional footer.

You can check it out here: https://aadsm.github.io/draft-js/

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flarnie commented Jan 9, 2018

Exciting!

@Daniel15 you did the set-up for our current site to get published to draftjs.org, any idea how well this will mesh with the current set-up?

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Daniel15 commented Jan 9, 2018

It should work fine as long as GitHub Pages works with the changes. Seems fine to me 👍 . The Travis build is failing (https://travis-ci.org/facebook/draft-js/builds/326684734) so you'll need to update that too.

I wonder if it's worth migrating the site to Netlify at the same time to simply the deployment process a bit (as the built files wouldn't have to be committed to source control like they do with GitHub Pages). @aadsm would you like to experiment with using Netlify for the build? Totally optional but it'd add some useful functionality (like a deployment process that's easier to maintain, and preview links for pull requests).

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aadsm commented Jan 10, 2018

Oh, for some reason I didn't get notifications about these comments :(.
@Daniel15, What do you mean with migrating the site to Netlify? Docusaurus should be able to do everything we need, it also includes a script to publish to gh-pages. Not sure about the preview links though, let me check the Netlify project first :P

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Daniel15 commented Jan 10, 2018

Docusaurus should be able to do everything we need, it also includes a script to publish to gh-pages.

@aadsm - Netlify is a hosting service. We wouldn't need a script to publish to gh-pages if we used it, as it allows a custom build process to be specified, which they run as part of the deployment. This is much more maintainable as you don't end up with a bunch of generated files in gh-pages. Publishing to gh-pages is an ugly hack around GitHub Pages' limitations.

The React, Yarn and Babel sites all use Netlify.

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A team member at Netlify is in the process of adding instructions for how to publish Docusaurus sites to Netlify!

ericnakagawa and others added 2 commits January 17, 2018 14:32
Assuming this works the same way as it did before.
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flarnie commented Jan 28, 2018

Hi! I'm starting to look at how Jest does their integration of Docusaurus with CI, hope I can help with that part.

https://github.com/facebook/jest/tree/master/website

For now going to add a couple of minor things.

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flarnie commented Jan 28, 2018

Once we get things hooked up we could consider sharing tips on integrating with Travis in the Docusuarus docs - facebook/docusaurus#423

**what is the change?:**
Updated the instructions for Travis, based on Docusaurus docs and the
way that the Jest repo works.
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The cname should be added to siteConfig.js. docusaurus will then generate the CNAME file. This was the bit I forgot to add to my initial PR.

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flarnie commented Feb 9, 2018

I might have time to help wrap this up over the weekend - any ideas about how I can help? Mainly was going to try and get CI passing.

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flarnie commented Feb 13, 2018

I'm merging a PR which adds a favicon, will update this branch to also use the favicon when I get a chance.
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yangshun commented May 4, 2018

Hey @flarnie and @aadsm , how is this PR coming along? Would love to help draft.js adopt Docusaurus. Let me know if we can help!

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flarnie commented May 4, 2018

Thanks @yangshun - I think @NoamELB was also looking at this PR and had some notes on what needs done to get it mergable.

When it's passing CI, if that's possible (?), we just need some folks to be on deck to help in case the site goes down when it lands. But I'm hoping it will just work.

@JoelMarcey may also be able to help.

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NoamELB commented May 7, 2018

Hi @yangshun, check out the fork I did for this pull request https://github.com/NoamELB/draft-js/tree/docusaurus (up to date with the latest master).
I fixed a few problems like Google Analytics code and non-working footer links.

There are two problem left:

  1. 'tab' input inside the Draft.js editor not working. Instead of applying a style (for example on a ul/ol list item), they are moving the focus to the "Learn more about Draft" button.

  2. (minor issue with the layout) The landing page is quite short so in large screens the footer will not stick to the bottom, while leaving an empty white blank below it. We may be using it wrong or it's an issue with Docusaurus. If it is an issue - I can open a pull request to fix it (it's like 4 lines of css on the "navPusher" class).

Anyway, it will be amazing if you can help with either 😇

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@NoamELB Hi Noam - for your #2 issue, yesterday we merged facebook/docusaurus#637. Would that solve your problem?

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yangshun commented May 7, 2018

@NoamELB Problem 2 should be fixed after facebook/docusaurus#637 as @JoelMarcey mentioned. I'll look into problem 1 tonight 😄

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yangshun commented May 8, 2018

@NoamELB I looked into the problem. It seems to be an outdated DraftJS issue. draftjs.org is using v0.10.5 but your branch is loading v0.10.4. Upgrading to v0.10.5 seems to fix the problem for me.

Also, we released Docusaurus 1.0.15 yesterday, you might want to upgrade to 1.0.15 in your branch.

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Excited to see Draft.js moved to Docusaurus. Hopefully it is just a matter of what @yangshun mentioned above.

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NoamELB commented May 9, 2018

@yangshun @JoelMarcey Good catch with v0.10.4, it fixed that. Now I'm trying to understand why the new version is not generated automatically... For some reason the dist files are hardcoded in the website folder.

Docusaurus 1.0.15 looks better, but I think it is just missing a justify-content: space-between; on .navPusher (https://i.imgur.com/t576ouN.png). Maybe the footer should be directly under body?

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yangshun commented May 9, 2018

@NoamELB You're right. Our sticky footer fix was half-baked - it only works on the docs page. I'll come up with a fix for it soon enough. I'm not sure why the footer is in that position. The markup seems to need some looking into.

Could we try to migrate to Docusaurus 1.0.15 first and patch the footer CSS later? I think the footer fix is not as important at the moment considering you need to have a really tall monitor to reproduce that. Hopefully we'll roll out a proper footer fix in 1.0.16. Alternatively you can also patch it locally in your custom CSS.

facebook-github-bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 16, 2018
Summary:
This PR continues #1607 (by aadsm) to update the website to https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus.

Changes from the original PR:
* Removing the `./setup.sh` line in .travis.yml (since the file was removed).
* Upgrading to the latest Docusaurus and React.
* Adding Google Analytics to Docusaurus config.
* Adding cname to Docusaurus config.
* Wiring the correct footer links.

Live Example: https://noamelb.github.io/draft-js/

Thanks flarnie & yangshun for all the help ☺️

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Co-authored-by: António Afonso <aadsm@users.noreply.github.com>
Closes #1759

Reviewed By: flarnie

Differential Revision: D8026140

Pulled By: flarnie

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niveditc commented Sep 8, 2018

Hey folks! I'm not too familiar with our Docusaurus efforts, so would love some more context on the current state of this PR. Based on the commits by @NoamELB & @yangshun, I believe that we're now using Docusaurus! Is there still something that needs to be merged from this PR or can we close it? :)

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Daniel15 commented Sep 9, 2018

Yeah, #1759 was a continuation of this PR. Now that it's merged, we can close this one. Thank you to everyone that contributed 😃

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