Implement GitHub page for docs

[gpibarra]

Enable Github Pages Build for Documentation

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In your repository's settings under "Pages" menu item, select "GitHub Actions" in "Build and deployment > Source".

Push your changes to the main branch and wait for the GitHub Actions workflow to complete. You should see your site deployed to https://.github.io/[repository]/ or https:/// depending on your settings. Your site will automatically be deployed on every push to the main branch.

More details
VitePress - Github Pages

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View result doc

[dfsmania]

@gpibarra Thanks for this, give me some time to familiarize with this tool and update the .gitattributes so the docs folder is not exported when installing the package with composer.

[dfsmania]

@resslinger What do you think about this?
We can tune this PR to have the documentation again versioned with the source code (inside docs folder) and then deployed on Github pages with the Vitepress tool (looks nice). Also, wiki pages may be dropped to avoid maintaining two copies of documentation. This will also allows for PRs to improve documentation...

[dfsmania]

@gpibarra I worked some time on this, and now is ready to go, some questions first:

What will be the address of the site holding the online docs? I guess it will be published on the github pages of jeroennoten user. In that case any permission or configuration is required from this user for this to work?

[gpibarra]

the url will be https://<username>.github.io/[repository]/ i.e. https://jeroennoten.github.io/[Laravel-AdminLTE/.

The user jeroennoten (I assume someone with permissions on the repository will also be able to do this) is required to configure as the documentation says:

In your repository's settings under "Pages" menu item, select "GitHub Actions" in "Build and deployment > Source".

vite press doc

[dfsmania]

@gpibarra OK, I do not have admin access on this repo. @jeroennoten could you please perform the previous mentioned task on the repo, or allow me for admin access in this repo?

[dfsmania]

@gpibarra The owner of this package didn't answer to my request (I mailed him without getting an answer too). What do you think if we move the documentation to another new repository (I can create one for this under my user namespace if you agree)?

[gpibarra]

I think that's ok. It would be a shame if the repository were abandoned. In any case, if the owner is not going to be able to continue providing support, he should give you administration permissions on the repository.

[dfsmania]

@gpibarra I finally managed to contact with the owner, unfortunately there's no way to give me admin access on this repository, there's no such thing on Github for personal repositories, but the owner changed the configuration as required, so let's try this out...

[gpibarra]

It works!!! Thanks for the management!