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I was watching some pages, and I saw this thing like pic related (this is from the laravel documentation page), so I was wondering...
How can I do this for myself locally?
I have a bunch of instructions for some ssh/sql commands, and I want to "docummentate" them in a kind of manual like this, I have them all in some txts by name and search them whenever I need to use an instruction. I don't have a really good memory to remember everything, and some sentences are really long and it's annoying to make them from scratch every time, so I decided to save them in some txt and copy/paste them.
I wonder if it may be a good idea to just add them to some html local page which I may later use as a "guide", search the stuff I want to do (like for example "ssh command to copy a file to another server") and then just copy and paste that stuff, like the page does (it lets you copy the code by clicking over the icon thing).
Does anyone know what library that may be? or maybe have some better solution for the stuff I want to make?
If someone else already does something like this in a better way, I also want to know.
How can I do this for myself locally?
I have a bunch of instructions for some ssh/sql commands, and I want to "docummentate" them in a kind of manual like this, I have them all in some txts by name and search them whenever I need to use an instruction. I don't have a really good memory to remember everything, and some sentences are really long and it's annoying to make them from scratch every time, so I decided to save them in some txt and copy/paste them.
I wonder if it may be a good idea to just add them to some html local page which I may later use as a "guide", search the stuff I want to do (like for example "ssh command to copy a file to another server") and then just copy and paste that stuff, like the page does (it lets you copy the code by clicking over the icon thing).
Does anyone know what library that may be? or maybe have some better solution for the stuff I want to make?
If someone else already does something like this in a better way, I also want to know.
