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The source code repository for the Galileo documentation project, using Mintlify to build and publish technical documentation, including development container configuration and contribution guidelines.
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What is Galileo Documentation?
Galileo Documentation is the official technical documentation website for the Galileo AI platform, offering complete product usage guides, API references, and best practices for developers and users. The documentation is built using the modern Mintlify platform to ensure a good reading experience and content organization.How to Use Galileo Documentation?
You can browse the content by accessing the documentation website online, or run the documentation service in a local environment for development and contribution. The documentation supports features such as real-time preview, link checking, and spelling validation.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for developers, technical users, documentation contributors of the Galileo AI platform, and all users who want to understand and use the Galileo product. Whether you are looking for API references, configuration guides, or contributing to documentation improvements, you can find the information you need here.Main Features
Mintlify Build System
Build and publish documentation using the modern Mintlify platform, providing an excellent reading experience and responsive design.
Development Container Support
Provide a pre - configured development container environment containing all necessary tools and extensions to ensure a consistent development experience.
Link Validation
Built - in link checking tool to ensure that all links in the documentation are valid, improving the quality of the documentation.
Spelling Check
Integrate the Vale spelling check tool, supporting custom dictionaries and rules to ensure the accuracy of the documentation content.
Live Preview
Support local real - time preview of documentation changes, allowing you to instantly see the effects of modifications and improve the efficiency of documentation writing.
Advantages
Unified development environment: Ensure that all contributors use the same tool configuration through the Dev Container.
Automated quality checks: Built - in link checking and spelling validation to improve the quality of the documentation.
Modern technology stack: Use Mintlify to provide an excellent user experience and performance.
Easy to contribute: Clear contribution guidelines and development processes encourage community participation.
Continuous integration: Integrate with the GitHub workflow to support automated building and deployment.
Limitations
Dependence on a specific toolchain: Requires the installation of specific tools such as Node.js and Docker.
Learning curve: New contributors need to be familiar with the concepts of Mintlify and development containers.
Local environment requirements: A complete set of features requires a configured local development environment.
Tool dependence: Spelling checks require the additional installation of Vale and mdx2vast.
How to Use
Environment Preparation
Ensure that your development environment meets the requirements. It is recommended to use VS Code and Docker for the best experience.
Install Mintlify CLI
Globally install the Mintlify command - line tool via npm. This is the core tool for building and previewing documentation.
Start the Development Server
Run the development command in the project root directory to start the local documentation server for real - time preview.
Make Documentation Changes
Edit the documentation content locally, and the development server will automatically reload and display the changes.
Quality Check
Run link checks and spelling validations before submitting changes to ensure the quality of the documentation.
Usage Examples
Local Documentation Development
As a documentation contributor, you need to set up a local development environment to write and test documentation changes.
Link Quality Check
Ensure that all external links in the documentation are valid before submitting a pull request.
Spelling and Grammar Check
Maintain the language quality of the documentation to ensure there are no spelling errors and grammar issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to start contributing to the documentation?
Why do I need to install Vale?
How can I check if my changes have broken any links?
What is a development container? Why is it recommended?
How can I exclude certain files from the spelling check?
Related Resources
Galileo Documentation Website
The official Galileo documentation website
Mintlify Official Website
The official website of the documentation building platform
Contribution Guide
Project contribution guidelines and specifications
Vale Documentation
Installation and usage guide for the spelling check tool

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