woboq_codebrowser | processing step on your code that generates static html

woboq_codebrowser is a C++ library. woboq_codebrowser has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. However woboq_codebrowser has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

There is a pre-processing step on your code that generates static html and reference database. The output of this phase is just a set of static files that can be uploaded on any web hoster. No software is required on the server other than the most basic web server that can serve files. While generating the code, you will give to the generator an output directory. The files reference themselves using relative path. The layout in the output directory will look like this: (Assuming the output directory is ~/public_html/mycode). $OUTPUTDIR/../data/ or ~/public_html/data/ is where all javascript and css files are located. Those are static files shipped with the code browser, they are not generated. $OUTPUTDIR/projectname or ~/public_html/mycode/projectname contains the generated html files for your project. $OUTPUTDIR/refs or ~/public_html/mycode/refs contains the generated "database" used for the tooltips. $OUTPUTDIR/include or ~/public_html/mycode/include contains the generated html files for the files in /usr/include. The idea is that you can have several project sharing the same output directory. In that case they will also share references and use searches will work between them.