Offline Documentation

[DrBloodmoney]

Hello nodesters-

What is the best way to get the documentation offline? I sometimes
work without an internet connection so I like to have docs offline. It
would be great to have the .html docs on my laptop.

Thanks in advance!

[Thomas Shinnick]

The tar.gz tarballs have the .html documentation already built.  Grab a release tarball, unpack, and look for ./doc/api/api/index.html   I leave that open all day for when I'm confused (... which is all day ...)

[Matt]

If you're on Unix you could use something like my nodedoc: https://github.com/baudehlo/nodedoc

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[DrBloodmoney]

Thanks! I have no idea how I missed that.
Cheers!

[mike]

Please do this command on the command-line if you are using linux, 

wget --mirror -U "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux; en-US; rv:1.9.1.16) Gecko/20110929 Firefox/3.5.16" -w 2 http://nodejs.org/

If you do not already have wget then install it on ubuntu by doing this command, again on the command-line,

sudo apt-get install wget

This worked for me.

[Ted Young]

The html docs come bundled with node, you can access them via YOUR_PATH_TO_NODE/doc