\hypertarget{documentation_guide_autotoc_md19}{}\doxysection{Doxygen}\label{documentation_guide_autotoc_md19}
The program called \char`\"{}doxygen\char`\"{} (\href{https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen}{\texttt{ Git\+Hub Page}} and \href{https://www.doxygen.nl/}{\texttt{ Website}}) is what we\textquotesingle{}re using to document our project and try to make things a bit simpler/easier not only for us, but also future projects or people looking at what we\textquotesingle{}ve done.

It simply uses a small configuration file at the root of the project {\ttfamily /\+Doxyfile} to store some settings, and the rest is through mainly Markdown files ({\ttfamily .md} or {\ttfamily .markdown}) and source code files.

It is setup (as of writing this) that someone can simply open the {\ttfamily /\+Doxyfile} in the GUI Wizard, click on the \char`\"{}\+Run\char`\"{} tab, then \char`\"{}\+Run doxygen\char`\"{}, and everything will be updated... that\textquotesingle{}s it.\hypertarget{documentation_guide_autotoc_md20}{}\doxysection{Updating Documentation}\label{documentation_guide_autotoc_md20}
You need to have installed the program from either the Git\+Hub page or website, then simply open the {\ttfamily /\+Doxyfile} within the GUI frontend or \char`\"{}\+Wizard\char`\"{}.\hypertarget{documentation_guide_autotoc_md21}{}\doxysection{Important Notes}\label{documentation_guide_autotoc_md21}

\begin{DoxyItemize}
\item Make sure that the {\ttfamily /\+Doxyfile} stays where it\textquotesingle{}s at! It should be kept at the root directory (just to keep things simple)
\item Make sure you use RELATIVE paths when changing configurations, or else when someone else tries running the {\ttfamily /\+Doxyfile}, they\textquotesingle{}ll have to re-\/do all of them in order for it to start functioning again.
\item {\bfseries{DO NOT}} put any files into the {\ttfamily /\+Documentation} folder manually, as they {\bfseries{WILL BE DELETED}} when doxygen is run.
\end{DoxyItemize}\hypertarget{documentation_guide_autotoc_md22}{}\doxysubsection{For Consistency}\label{documentation_guide_autotoc_md22}

\begin{DoxyItemize}
\item Please make sure the internal names (\char`\"{}tags\char`\"{}) of files are using \char`\"{}camel\+Case\char`\"{}
\begin{DoxyItemize}
\item Example\+: for \char`\"{}@page documentation\+Guide Documentation Guide\char`\"{} \char`\"{}documentation\+Guide\char`\"{} is the name/tag used internally by doxygen. \char`\"{}\+Documentation Guide\char`\"{} is what shows up on the output documentation.
\end{DoxyItemize}
\end{DoxyItemize}\hypertarget{documentation_guide_autotoc_md23}{}\doxysubsection{Adding Images}\label{documentation_guide_autotoc_md23}
Use this pattern/format\+: 
\begin{DoxyCode}{0}
\DoxyCodeLine{@image html "{}Documentation Guide.assets/Funny-\/Cat-\/Hidden.jpg"{}}
\DoxyCodeLine{@cond EXCLUDED}
\DoxyCodeLine{![img](Documentation Guide.assets/Funny-\/Cat-\/Hidden.jpg)}
\DoxyCodeLine{@endcond}

\end{DoxyCode}


Which will output a single image that is both easily viewable in Doxygen, as well as Markdown viewers/editors.