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I have been using a tool called doxygen to document code. This has created a folder of .html
files, .js
javascript files and .png
image files, and creates a really nice browser-based documentation by running index.html
in the folder.
However, its not very user friendly - as the user has to find
index.html
in a file with hundreds of others. I have attempted to merge all of these into a single .html
with a variety of online tools such as HTMLDOC, none of which have worked.
I was wondering a) if there was a way of merging this collection of html
, .js
and .png
files into a single file or b) if not, is there a way of creating a sort of "package" that hides the underlying files, and runs the index page when clicked? Ultimately I want to make it so that the use can click a single file/package called "documentation" rather than look through an enormous list!
Thanks very much,
David
How about just adding single index.html (or .url shortcut) file in folder above this one, which would just redirect user to specified file in subfolder? – Hex – 2017-01-30T22:47:42.520
In the question, I said HTMLDOC didn't work. A URL redirect would be tolerable but I would like it as a single file system item so it doesn't have a folder that has to be moved around with it... – davidhood2 – 2017-01-30T22:53:21.113