This project sets up a Docker container for running Hiro (https://github.com/peterhellberg/hiro). It is based on the golang:alpine base image.

It turns out it is not that trivial to get Hiro working... It depends on an older version (3.x) of Drafter (https://github.com/apiaryio/drafter), which seems to be hard to install/build (one of its dependencies, namely snowcrash, does not compile when updating to the v3.2.7 tag in the Drafter repository). What this project does is building the latest version of Snowcrash (https://github.com/apiaryio/snowcrash) and then injecting it as a Drafter dependency. This "ugly hack" makes things work.

The initial step is to build the image. There is a simple wrapper script to do this:

./build.sh

After the image has been built, it is possible to run the documentation generation. The script has to be executed inside a directory containing the blueprint.md file. As a result, the index.html file will be created in the same directory. For example:

cd docs
<path-to-hiro-docker>/hiro.sh

It is useful to set up an alias to point to the hiro.sh, so that it is easily accessible from everywhere.