The public documentation site for the AdminService.Cloud project: the asc-daemon CLI and the platform built on top of it. Built with VitePress, deployed to GitHub Pages. English and Russian content side by side (docs/ and docs/ru/).
- 🌐 Main site: docs.adminservice.cloud
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/cli/ | CLI (asc-daemon) module docs — English |
| docs/commands/ | Command reference — one page per top-level asc command, linked from asc <cmd> --help |
| docs/platform/ | Platform docs (in development) |
| docs/ru/ | Russian mirror of cli/, commands/ and platform/ |
| docs/.vitepress/ | VitePress config, theme and components |
⚠️ This site is a mirror, not a build artifact: CLI module docs and command reference pages are the source of truth in asc-daemon'sdocs/english/anddocs/russian/, copied here by hand on every change (seeasc-daemon's AGENTS.md). Adding, removing or renaming a command requires a matching page/heading update here in the same change, or the printed--helplinks 404.
Requires pnpm and, optionally, Task (go install github.com/go-task/task/v3/cmd/task@latest) to run the shortcuts below.
task install
task dev📥 install dependencies, 🚀 run the VitePress dev server
task build📦 build the static site — also fails the build on dead links
task preview👀 build, then preview the production output locally
Without Task, the same commands are pnpm install, pnpm docs:dev, pnpm docs:build, pnpm docs:preview. Run task (no arguments) to list all available commands.
Every push to main builds the site and deploys it to GitHub Pages via .github/workflows/deploy.yml; every pull request runs .github/workflows/ci.yml to make sure the build (including link checking) still passes.
Self-hosted copy (docs.adminservice.cloud): docker compose up -d --build builds the same site into an nginx image (Dockerfile, compose.yaml) and publishes it on 127.0.0.1:8080; set HTTP_PORT / HTTP_BIND in .env and put a TLS reverse proxy in front.
Follow the documentation conventions from asc-daemon's AGENTS.md: English-first, Russian mirrored, emoji in headings, commits in English following Conventional Commits.
Documentation content and site source are part of the AdminService.Cloud project by Omar El Sayed (@statebyte), Anytecture Software.