qtpass-docs
DocumentsDocumentation guide for QtPass - README, FAQ, localization
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Project Documentation
QtPass Documentation Files
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| README.md | Main documentation, installation, usage |
| FAQ.md | Frequently asked questions, troubleshooting |
| CHANGELOG.md | Release history, changes |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Developer contribution guidelines |
| CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | Community code of conduct |
| Doxyfile | API documentation configuration |
| Windows.md | Windows-specific installation and build |
README.md Sections
- Badges (build, license, version)
- Description
- Features
- Installation (Linux, macOS, Windows)
- Usage / Getting Started
- Configuration
- Acknowledgments
FAQ.md Sections
- Installation issues
- Configuration issues
- GPG/Key issues
- Git integration
- Platform-specific (macOS, Windows, Linux)
FAQ Template
## Question Title
**Problem:** Description of the issue
**Solution:** Step-by-step solution
**Related:** Links to relevant issues
Localization
See qtpass-localization skill for comprehensive guide.
Docs Build
API Documentation
# Generate API docs
doxygen Doxyfile
# Or use project-specific docs command
# View
open docs/index.html
Linting
THIS IS THE PATTERN - always run before pushing:
# Check formatting (this is the pattern)
npx prettier --check "**/*.md"
# Format all markdown files
npx prettier --write "**/*.md"
# Format specific file
npx prettier --write README.md
Markdown (prettier)
npx prettier --write <markdown-file>
npx prettier --write "**/*/SKILL.md"
YAML (prettier)
npx prettier --write <yaml-file>
npx prettier --write .github/workflows/*.yml
Updating Documentation
Adding New FAQ Entry
- Edit
FAQ.md - Use the FAQ template section above
- Run prettier:
npx prettier --write FAQ.md - Test the changes render correctly
Updating Version in readme
When releasing a new version, update download links:
# Find version strings in README
grep -n "1\.5\|download" README.md
Update:
- Download links for each platform
- Badge version numbers
- Any version-specific instructions
Building API Docs
# Generate with doxygen
doxygen Doxyfile
# Output goes to docs/
ls docs/index.html
CI pins Doxygen 1.17.0 and treats warnings as errors; a local Doxygen of a
different version may report differently. The docs.yml install step fetches
the pinned binary from the GitHub release mirror first, then doxygen.nl, with
retries (doxygen.nl outages previously caused spurious docs failures).
Common Pitfalls
Forgetting to Run Prettier
Always format Markdown with prettier before committing:
# Wrong - may fail CI
git commit -m "Update FAQ"
# Correct
npx prettier --write FAQ.md
git commit -m "Update FAQ"
Broken Links
When adding links to issues or PRs:
# Use full GitHub URLs (they redirect correctly)
[Issue #123](https://github.com/IJHack/QtPass/issues/123)
# Not relative paths
[Issue #123](issues/123) # Broken
Outdated Platform Instructions
QtPass changes frequently. When updating installation instructions:
- Verify the commands still work
- Check for new dependencies
- Update screenshots if UI changed
CHANGELOG Format
Keep CHANGELOG entries consistent:
## [1.5.1] - 2026-03-30
### Fixed
- Issue #123: Description of fix
### Added
- New feature description
Doxygen Comments in Code
When adding new public APIs, every public symbol in a header needs a Doxygen doc block:
/**
* @brief Brief description.
* @param param1 Description of first parameter.
* @return Description of return value.
*/
The CI enforces zero Doxygen warnings via docs.yml. WARN_AS_ERROR = FAIL_ON_WARNINGS in Doxyfile causes the step to fail on any undocumented public symbol.
Enforced Doxyfile settings
| Setting | Value | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
FILE_PATTERNS | *.cpp *.h *.md | Includes cpp, header, and Markdown files |
EXTRACT_ALL | NO | Required for WARN_NO_PARAMDOC to work |
WARN_NO_PARAMDOC | YES | Requires @param/@return on all public symbols |
WARN_AS_ERROR | FAIL_ON_WARNINGS | Fails CI on any warning |
Run locally before pushing
doxygen Doxyfile
# Any output = warning = CI will fail
Common doc mistakes that cause warnings
- Unnamed parameters in header declarations — name every parameter
- Orphaned
/** */blocks not immediately above their declaration - Missing
@returnon non-void functions (required withWARN_NO_PARAMDOC = YES) - Signals with unnamed parameters (Qt signals need docs too)
@unknowncommandtypos in doc blocks