RAKwireless is an IoT company that aims to bring all-in-one IoT solutions to the global community ranging from end node sensors to cloud computing. It is committed to delivering practical and effective IoT solutions, hence, provides high-quality IoT devices.
RAKwireless has a documentation center where it contains a catalog of comprehensive documents to explore and delve deeper into the potential of RAK products on the Internet of Things (IoT).
The RAK Documentation Center aims to assist every developer, entrepreneur, and enthusiast alike in building their new project and implementing IoT technology solutions. Aside from the documents of the RAK products, it contains a list of curated projects and tutorials and other supplemental information to start a new project as easy as it can be.
The files are sorted per device for a more convenient experience:
- Quick Start Guide: a set of concise instructions in installing and deploying your device with only its core functionality in mind
- Datasheet: comprehensive information on the device components and functionality with their technical and specific characteristics
- Knowledge Hub: a catalog of supplemental articles and tutorials, and a compilation of pre-answered questions about the device and the technology utilized to narrow the common knowledge gaps for a more thorough understanding
For further details, check our RAK Documentation Center and contact the person in charge for the credentials.
- Phoenix Aspacio phoenix.aspacio@rakwireless.com
- Caryl Keen Enanor caryl.enanor@rakwireless.com
RAK decided to make its documentation center open-source to extend its scope where experts and enthusiasts collaborate and operate at their full potential. Also, anyone can inspect for errors and inconsistencies that are beneficial to the documentation center and to the other users as well. Hence, the decision is made with these three in mind:
- Collaboration
- Transparency
- Adoption
Before you begin, make sure to install VuePress first.
- To install the package manager:
yarn
- To run a local development server:
yarn docs:dev
- To build static files for a local server:
yarn docs:build
If there is a yarn
error in running the local server, you can either do the following:
- Add
yarn
to the Environment Variables; - Use a lower version of Node.js, preferably v16.19.x.
Contributions are highly appreciated. Feel free to dive in and follow the Contributing Guidelines.