New Docs

[ashmaroli]

What changed?

• Stop recommending users to run importers via Ruby API. Instead revolve everything about using the jekyll import subcommands.
• Separate layouts for documents in docs collection and for documents in importers collection.
• Use front matter defaults to set up data for documents in importers collection.
• Use a local plugin to inject JekyllImport::Importer subclass metadata into data of documents in importers collection. Extracted into separate PR: Document command-line-interface of importers #507
• Render importer documents into /importers/NAME/ instead of current /docs/NAME/. (No redirection from old permalinks).
• Replace default layout with base layout.

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[ashmaroli]

@parkr Hello. Even though this is still a WIP, I believe it's developed enough for a preview and first-round of feedback on the Frontend / UX.
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Thanks.

[parkr]

Hey @ashmaroli, this is in my queue to review but my high level thoughts are:

1. Lack of consistency with Jekyllrb.com is not desirable IMO. I prefer them to be of the same general structure so that it's easy to navigate between the two and both feel familiar.
2. I really like the new pages for each specific importer, especially using the CLI directly.
3. I think the massive note about dependencies on each importer docs page should be elided into the usage with just a "gem install ..." right above the incantation. Right now it takes up a lot of the page.
4. I really missed having all the importers listed on the home page. Makes it easy for someone to know at a glance if their platform of choice is supported.

[ashmaroli]

this is in my queue to review..

No hurry, @parkr. This is still a WIP.
I just wanted your inputs on current look-n-feel.

Your high-level thoughts above is clear that you don't desire a redesign, but just want the CLI usage section to swap existing recommendation based on using Ruby API directly.