See the deployed website here: https://w3id.org/jelly
Pull requests are welcome. You can also open an issue to discuss documentation changes or improvements.
If you want to instead contribute to the Jelly serialization format or the Jelly-JVM implementation, see these repositories and their issue trackers:
The documentation is written in Markdown and built using MkDocs, using Material for MkDocs. The source files are in the docs directory – feel free to edit them directly.
More information on how to edit the documentation can be found in the contribution guide on the website.
Install the project's dependencies from requirements.txt (preferably in a virtual environment). Then, run mkdocs serve to compile the docs and serve them locally for testing.
- Full contribution guide
- Material for MkDocs reference for help with Markdown syntax and other features
- Jelly Discord chat for questions and discussions
The documentation of Jelly is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.