The Bitwarden Help Center is an essential resource designed to assist users in navigating Bitwarden effectively. This guide will walk you through the steps needed to build and deploy the Help Center using Jekyll, ensuring that you harness the full power of this robust platform.

Requirements

Before you start, ensure that you have the following installed on your machine:

• Node.js
• Ruby
• Jekyll

Step-by-Step Build Instructions

Follow these simple commands to get your Help Center up and running:

npm install
npm run build:watch

Once the build is complete, access the Help Center by visiting http://localhost:4009.

Understanding the Code: A Lively Analogy

Think of building the Bitwarden Help Center as preparing a gourmet meal. Each ingredient symbolizes a dependency of the project:

• Node.js: This is your kitchen; without it, you cannot cook.
• Ruby: Think of Ruby as your knife set. It helps you precisely cut through the complexities of your project.
• Jekyll: Jekyll acts like a master chef, taking all the ingredients and cooking them into a beautifully plated dish.

By combining these elements through the build process (similar to cooking a recipe), you create a delightful Help Center that serves your users delicious information!

Adding Redirects with Jekyll

If you want to redirect from an old page to a new one, you can use the jekyll-redirect-from plugin. Here’s how to do it:

Add the following lines to the YAML front-matter of your page or post:

---
title: 10 Tips to Choosing a Password Manager for Your Team
layout: post
author: Gary Orenstein
redirect_from: blog/10-tips-choosing-password-manager-for-teams
---

This configuration will guide users seamlessly to your new content!

Contributing to the Project

Contributions are highly encouraged! If you have valuable insights or improvements, please commit any pull requests against the master branch. For further details, refer to CONTRIBUTING.md.

Troubleshooting

• If you encounter issues with the npm install step, ensure that Node.js is installed correctly.
• Should the Jekyll build fail, double-check that Ruby and Jekyll are set up appropriately.
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