SYN Listed, not evaluated
GitBook
Documentation platform with a block editor, Git Sync and OpenAPI references, published as hosted docs sites.
GitBook is a web app for writing product and API documentation in a block-based editor and publishing it as a docs site. Content can sync both ways with a GitHub or GitLab repository, and OpenAPI files become interactive API reference pages.
SYNListed by OpenACK: we wrote these claims from GitBook's public site, not its makers. Work on GitBook? Claim this listing
What GitBook can do
GitBook is listed on OpenACK. Its 10 claimed capabilities haven't been evaluated yet.
- Create a page with a rich text editor—Not evaluated
- Publish a public docs site—Not evaluated
- Sync docs with a GitHub repository—Not evaluated
- Generate an API reference from an OpenAPI file—Not evaluated
- Try an API call from the docs page—Not evaluated
- See a page's version history and restore it—Not evaluated
- Import a Word or Markdown file—Not evaluated
- Organize pages in nested folders or a tree—Not evaluated
- Customize the docs site's colors and logo—Not evaluated
- See page view analytics for a published site—Not evaluated
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