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I have been using a tool called doxygen to document code. This has created a folder of .html files, .js javascript files and .png image files, and creates a really nice browser-based documentation by running index.html in the folder. enter image description here However, its not very user friendly - as the user has to find index.html in a file with hundreds of others. I have attempted to merge all of these into a single .html with a variety of online tools such as HTMLDOC, none of which have worked.

I was wondering a) if there was a way of merging this collection of html, .js and .png files into a single file or b) if not, is there a way of creating a sort of "package" that hides the underlying files, and runs the index page when clicked? Ultimately I want to make it so that the use can click a single file/package called "documentation" rather than look through an enormous list!

Thanks very much,

David

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  • How about just adding single index.html (or .url shortcut) file in folder above this one, which would just redirect user to specified file in subfolder?
    – Hex
    Commented Jan 30, 2017 at 22:47
  • In the question, I said HTMLDOC didn't work. A URL redirect would be tolerable but I would like it as a single file system item so it doesn't have a folder that has to be moved around with it...
    – davidhood2
    Commented Jan 30, 2017 at 22:53

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Unfortunately there are a handful of competing “web archive” formats, and I don’t know of any that are supported by all browsers.

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