error on apidoc version 0.50.1: no such file or directory, lstat 'template/src/css/main.css'

[wziwen]

nice theme!
I use the newest apidoc (version 0.50.1) and run the generate command then get the message below:

error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat 'template/src/css/main.css'
[error] apidoc encountered an error during documentation generation!

I notice the demo use apidoc version 0.28.1, so i reinstall it and the message goes away.

[nomorelogic]

hi same errore here
is it planned to fix this theme for version 0.50.1 of apidoc?
thanks

[mohamedashrafothman]

same here, any plans for this? it's a great theme

[Cundalf]

Same here :(
error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat 'template\src\css\main.css'

[canonex]

It seems that the structure of the template has changed in the latest versions of ApiDoc:

From the code it seems that a similar structure is required:

• fonts
• img
• src
• index.html

Thank you,
Riccardo

[fabioselau077]

same problem

[medchkir]

same problem

[FC5570]

@ahmed-dinar

[voyager3m]

same problem :(

[joaquinicolas]

Try using version 0.29.0

[everdevFR]

Hello @ahmed-dinar,

We are at the end of December 2022 and the problem is still present.

Do you know how to fix it?

[MOTA9100]

Same here @ahmed-dinar

[maietta]

I just now switched to the version 0.29.0 in order to compile the template. Turns out documenting an API from source code is a lot harder than it should be. No wonder people are not doing it as they should!

Anyway, the fix seems to be installing using:

npm i -g apidoc@0.29.0 (globally)
npm i apidoc@0.29.0 (or locally to your project)

I might fork and try to improve this template, but I don't know if I quite understand it just yet.

[seohyunjun]

@maietta Thank you, it works!

if macOS user

brew uninstall apidoc

npm i -g apidoc@0.29.0
npm i apidoc@0.29.0

[Gargaj]

If you want to use it with latest apidoc, you can use my fork: https://github.com/Gargaj/apidoc-template
It's not fully feature-complete yet (I removed the JSON schema thing 'cos it felt pointless) but the majority of it works.