Reddit
reddit.com › r/gitlab › how can i have a private page of my gitbook on gitlab?
r/gitlab on Reddit: How can I have a private page of my gitbook on gitlab?
January 4, 2022 -
I have used gitbook template to create a gitbook on gitlab, everything is fine.
I can see the content on my desktop with local server by using command:
gitbook serve
And the page can be visited at http://localhost:4000
My question is:
How can I make the page be hosted on gitlab and only visited by myself or people granted by me? Is that possible? Cause github explicitly stated the repository have to be public to use the function of page. How about gitlab? Thanks.
authentication - How can one manage the access of a book created using GitBook? - Stack Overflow
I have created a book using GitBook. I want only specific set of people to be able to read my book. These set of people should be able to access it by logging in somewhere or by any other method. How More on stackoverflow.com
Is there a self hosted GitBook alternative?
mdBook - "Like GitBook, but implemented in Rust"
Actively maintained by Rust, and used for most of its docs
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GitHub README vs GitBook for documenting a medium-complexity gem?
In theory or practice you can have it (almost) both ways at once - the best of both worlds, that is, you can turn your readme (text with markdown formatting conventions) into a "gitbook-like" online booklet by using a jekyll theme and some "magic" jekyll configuration right on github with everything builtin (incl. the hosting and compiling/building of your static website booklet). Might not be the best example - the slideshow gem, see http://slideshow-s9.github.io/ . (disclaimer: yes, I'm the humble coder). The jekyll theme is https://github.com/octobook/book-2018-theme . This mkdoks-like jekyll theme might be more to your taste https://github.com/vsoch/mkdocs-jekyll . Or the jekyll gitbook-like theme https://github.com/octobook/book-2017-theme that was the latest fashion in 2017. I'm sure you will find many more. Any new ones or recommendations always welcome. More on reddit.com
DEV Community
dev.to › arctype › how-to-use-gitbook-for-technical-documentation-23hm
How to Use GitBook for Technical Documentation - DEV Community
April 29, 2021 - I created a public space, GitBook Tutorial, shown in the following screenshots. The initial page of your new space should look something like this: As previously mentioned, you can integrate your GitBook content with a GitHub repository. So, you will have to create a repository in GiHhub – public or private - to link with your new GitBook space or use a pre-existing one.
GitBook
docs.gitbook.com › creating-content › content-structure › page
Pages | GitBook Documentation
February 4, 2025 - Add pages, page groups or external links — and learn about the options you have on each page
Jinlaixu
blog.jinlaixu.net › books › gitbook-documentation › book › visibility.html
Visibility | GitBook Documentation
You can switch your book from public to private and the inverse. Paid books can only be public. Home and Explore pages only list books that are already successfully built.
Stack Overflow
stackoverflow.com › questions › 44310434 › how-can-one-manage-the-access-of-a-book-created-using-gitbook
authentication - How can one manage the access of a book created using GitBook? - Stack Overflow
I have created a book using GitBook. I want only specific set of people to be able to read my book. These set of people should be able to access it by logging in somewhere or by any other method. How shall I achieve this? Even if the link is public, how shall I restrict the users who see it? (I don't want to add them in the collaborators list) ... So in your case, providing your book is private (private GitHub repo), an access key is a solution, but you cannot easily control the set of people using it; ie: you can only control the set you are giving the token to.
GitHub
github.com › GitbookIO › gitbook
GitHub - GitbookIO/gitbook: The open source frontend for GitBook doc sites · GitHub
This repository contains the open source code used to render GitBook's published content. ... To run a local version of this project, please follow these simple steps. ... Clone the repo into a public GitHub repository. If you plan to distribute the code, keep the source code public to comply with GNU GPLv3. To clone in a private repository, acquire a commercial license.
Author: GitbookIO
GitBook
gitbook.com › docs › publishing-documentation › publish-a-docs-site
Publish a docs site | GitBook Documentation
April 10, 2026 - Publish your docs with private share links. ... Protect your published docs behind an OAuth sign in. To delete a docs site, you’ll need to open your site’s dashboard, then open Site settings from the top-right corner. Admins can manage site permissions directly from a docs site. From the site’s Overview page, click Share in the top-right corner.
GitHub
github.com › orgs › GitbookIO › discussions › 769
🔒 Hidden Pages · GitbookIO · Discussion #769
Group-level controls: Manage access at both individual page and group levels for better content security. 👉 Try it out and see how it works for you! Have any feedback or suggestions? Join the discussion or leave your thoughts—we’re eager to hear from you! 📖 https://docs.gitbook.com/content-editor/editor/content-structure/content-in-a-space#hide-a-page-from-the-table-of-contents
GitBook
docs.gitbook.com
GitBook documentation | GitBook Documentation
Create and publish AI-native documentation your users will love. GitBook gives you intelligent tools to build product guides, API references, and documentation that improves over time.
GitBook
docs.gitbook.com › guides › product-guides › complete-guide-to-publishing-docs-gitbook
The complete guide to creating and publishing documentation in GitBook [updated for 2025] | GitBook Documentation
January 8, 2025 - Learn how to use GitBook to create public or private documentation for your project — and how to add customizations, check analytics, and more