{ "name": "Documentation Markdown (by ROBOTSTXT)", "slug": "robotstxt-documentation-markdown", "version": "1.1.1", "download_url": "https://git.robotstxt.es/ROBOTSTXT/robotstxt-documentation-markdown/releases/download/1.1.1/robotstxt-documentation-markdown-1.1.1.zip", "requires": "6.7", "requires_php": "8.0", "tested": "7.1", "last_updated": "2026-06-08", "author": "ROBOTSTXT", "author_profile": "https://www.robotstxt.es/", "homepage": "https://git.robotstxt.es/ROBOTSTXT/robotstxt-documentation-markdown", "description": "Synchronizes Markdown documentation from GitHub repositories to WordPress pages and posts automatically. Perfect for maintaining technical documentation, API references, and knowledge bases with version control.", "changelog": "
Documentation Markdown is a powerful WordPress plugin that enables seamless synchronization of Markdown documentation files from GitHub repositories into your WordPress site.
/wp-content/plugins/robotstxt-documentation-markdown/repo scopeYes, you need a GitHub account to generate a Personal Access Token. The token is required to access repositories (public or private).
Yes! When generating your GitHub Personal Access Token, make sure to select the repo scope for full access to private repositories.
You can configure synchronization frequency per mapping: Manual only, Hourly, Twice daily, or Daily. You can also manually trigger sync at any time.
By default, NO. When you uninstall the plugin, it preserves all synced WordPress pages/posts. However, there's an option in Settings to delete plugin data on uninstall - but this never deletes the actual WordPress content.
Yes! You can create multiple mappings, each pointing to different files in the same repository or different repositories.
Enable WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php, then go to Documentation → Settings. You'll see a 'Debug Tools' section with options to test GitHub connection, validate token, view cron jobs, and run manual syncs.
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