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Contributing to podman-desktop.io

Thank you for your interest in improving the website!

The below information outlines details on how to both contribute as well as our documentation "templates" and criteria.

Documentation information

All documentation is located within /website/docs.

The website is built using docusaurus and published to podman-desktop.io on each commit.

Tips

  • When referring to a clickable button in the interface, bold the name. For example: Click on the Extensions button.

Previewing the website

The website can be previewed by running the following command:

yarn website:dev

Which will automatically open your browser to localhost:3000.

You may also build a "production-like" environment by using:

yarn website:prod

Pull request previews

On each pull request we use ArgosCI to do screenshot-comparison to check for any major changes. This may have to be manually approved.

You can also find the Netlify link within the "Checks" section of the pull request for a live-preview of your documentation changes.

Formatting and lint checking

Formatting and lint checking can be examined by running the following commands:

# Markdown formatting
yarn format:check
yarn format:fix

# Markdown lint checking
yarn markdownlint:check
yarn markdownlint:fix

Screenshot and video standards

We want to maintain consistency between screenshots that make it readable for all users.

Screenshots

Ideally your screenshot should be:

  • 1060px width
  • 710px height
  • Have a very small border
  • Ideally have a transparent background

This matches the ratio of Podman Desktop's default size of 1050x700 as well as gives a few pixels spacing for a border.

Tips:

  • Use a red circle to emphasize points of interest / draw the users eyes towards.
  • If you are unable to put the entire example in the screenshot, zoom out Podman Desktop (View -> Zoom Out) and re-take the screenshot.

Video & gifs

Gifs and video are acceptable granted they are:

  • Small in size (under 3mb)
  • Less than 10 seconds long
  • Uses compression. For gifs, use software such as gifski with CLI commands such as --fps 10 --quality 70.

Templates

Below are some "templates" to be used when writing documentation.

These do not encompass all scenarios, but gives you a foundation of how to write documentation.

Metadata

All files should have the following metadata:

---
title: Your title
description: Small one sentence description
sidebar_position: 1 # Weight depending on the position you want
keywords: [multiple, keywords, as-needed]
tags: [category]
---

Standard template

The most common template that requires a prerequisites section and "tutorial" / procedural section in order to teach the user something.

# <Title of the section>

<Brief description of what this will teach the user>

#### Prerequisites <optional>

<Bullet point list of prerequisites>

#### Procedure

<Typically a numbered list of steps, although not an enforced standard>

#### Verification <optional>

<Steps to verify that the procedure worked as intended>

#### Additional resources <optional>

Links to further information (could be podman desktop documentation, or outside links)

Troubleshooting

A "typical" list of troubleshooting scenarios and their solutions.

# <Title of the troubshooting section>

## <Specific issue>

One sentence general information about the issue

### Issues encountered: <this usually will contain log outputs typically encountered, below are good examples>

`docker-credential-desktop` missing:

<log output in code block>

Authentication access:

<log output in code block>

### Solution:

Delete the `~/.docker/config` to clear any errors. <example solution>