The Evergreen DIG was established in May 2009 at the first Evergreen International Conference, where members of the Evergreen community committed to developing single-source, standards-based documentation for Evergreen. Since then, DIG has been actively working toward that goal.

We welcome new participants and invite anyone interested to attend meetings, volunteer for tasks, and join the discussion email list (http://list.evergreen-ils.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/evergreen-documentation). There's a role for everyone!

• How to participate
• Meetings - agendas and minutes.
• Roles and participants
• Terms of reference (mission, scope, principles)
• Contributing documentation
• Email the DIG facilitators

• Official Documentation
• AsciiDoc Source Files

• TO-DO: All Documentation Needs (includes undocumented "new" features from all previous release notes)
• Docs Reorganization Cleanup Tasks
• Glossary of terms to define
• Web Staff Client Documentation Project

• ANTORA Project
  • Launchpad Bug Report (for tracking progress)
  • Demo server (updated periodically)
  • Git collab branch

• Documentation Licensing Terms

• DIG Style Guide

The preferred format for documentation submissions is AsciiDoc, a plain-text format.

• AsciiDoc Editing Tools
  • Edit and preview in a web browser
  • List of editors, browser plugins, and other things
  • Cheat Sheet – Quick reference for AsciiDoc formatting. (powerman.name)
  • User Guide – Detailed guide for ASciiDoc syntax. (methods.co.nz)

• DIG AsciiDoc Tutorial (by former DIG facilitator Yamil Suarez)
  • DIG AsciiDoc tutorial Slides
  • DIG AsciiDoc training Video (1 hour long)

• Convert Word files to AsciiDoc
  • https://alldocs.app/convert-word-docx-to-asciidoc

• community demo servers: These are community Evergreen servers available for testing procedures and learning.

• Community Produced Documentation - the Dokuwiki start page
• Existing Documentation in the Wild

• See Documentation Resources