build: use doc-tool module

[robertkowalski]

delete old checked in doc-tool. run npm i -g node-doc-generator
before building the docs.

all the best from newark :)

[robertkowalski]

@misterdjules i don't remember how you double checked if something for the doc changed exactly (it was a rsync dry run) can you send me a hint - so far i just verified by looking at the results and by writing the tests

[misterdjules]

@robertkowalski I use rsync -v -n -c -u -r out/doc/ node@nodejs.org:~/web/nodejs.org/ to check what changes would be deployed after making changes to the API docs.

[misterdjules]

Same comments as in nodejs/nodejs.org-archive#84:

Instead of invoking a global node-doc-generator, would it be better to install it locally and update/install it every time the documentation is generated so that we don't run the risk of generating documentation with an outdated generator?

[jasnell]

@robertkowalski @misterdjules ... any reason to keep this open here? can we move to one of the other repos?

[robertkowalski]

good point, closing