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Preamble
Idea: 173-documentation
Title: Status Documentation
Status: Draft
Created: 2018-05-31
Requires (*optional): <Idea number(s)>
Summary
A new-and-improved home for Status documentation, with fresh information and a plan for continuous maintenance.
Swarm Participants
- Lead Contributor:
- Contributor:
- Contributor:
- QA:
- PM (required for user-facing):
- UX(R) (required for user-facing swarms):
Product Overview
The Status wiki is collecting cobwebs. Much of the information is out-of-date and further, the wiki hasn't gained traction as a resource.
The goal of the wiki is to share knowledge and make it easy for developers to get involved with Status. This swarm aims to better fulfill that need by:
- Updating existing content and proposing additional, if appropriate
- Building a static site to host our documentation (reference Embark)
- Forming a strategy to keep documentation up-to-date in the future
Update existing content and propose additional
- A team of contributors will review the existing wiki and mark content as
irrelevant
,relevant/outdated
, orrelevant/current
. - Swarm will gather a list of additional documentation that should be written or included by working with teams across the organization.
- Additional documentation is not required for the completion of this swarm; the main emphasis is on migrating the wiki materials and creating a process for future docs.
Build static site to host documentation
- During a discussion on Slack, it was agreed that a static site which contributors can write to in markdown is a happy solution for now.
- Swarm will decide on a potential architecture of information for the documentation site.
- Site to be hosted on Github Pages, same as Embark and ethprize.io.
- Swarm will decide on a static site generator to use, or to build from scratch.
Strategy to keep documentation up-to-date
- Swarm will propose a workflow that teams can follow to keep documentation up-to-date.
- Swarm will get feedback and buy-in on the strategy.
User Stories
- A developer follows the quick start to build Status on their device and begin working on a status-react issue.
- A developer learns about Status’ handling of push notifications, mail servers and messaging by reading the docs.
- A developer follows the extensions documentation to build a native integration for their DApp. [future scenario]
Requirements & Dependencies
Participation from Core teams to create and edit documentation.
Security and Privacy Implications
Dates
TBD once swarm participants are identified.
Minimum Viable Product
Goal Date: 2018-06-08
Description:
- Wiki content is reviewed
- New content proposed—should we include Readmes? New content is not a requirement
- v1 content architecture agreed upon
- Website generator, if using, agreed upon—Gatsby, Jekyll?
Iteration 1
Goal Date:
Description:
- Existing wiki content is updated
- Any new content in progress
- Design assets for site prepared
Iteration 2
Goal Date:
Description:
- Website created, content migrated
- Plan for maintaining documentation proposed
Note: translatiosn can also be considered at this stage.
Success Metrics
- A developer can complete a set of required tasks by following the Status documentation.
- Community feedback is positive.
Exit criteria
- New Status documentation website is live
- Organization-wide buy-in for maintaining documentation
Supporting Role Communication
Sync with marketing, Embark and community teams
Copyright
Copyright and related rights waived via CC0.