can phpDoc be automatic?

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> This is work in progress. Please refer to [#268](https://github.com/picocms/Pico/issues/268) for details.
Defined below is a specification to which the Build and Release process of Pico should follow. We use [travis-ci](https://travis-ci.com) to automate the process, and each commit to `master` should be deployable. Once a `feature/branch` or the `master` branch have reached a point where the need for a version increase is necessary move through these phases to generate a Pico release.
Defined below is a specification to which the Build and Release process of Pico should follow. We use [travis-ci](https://travis-ci.com) to automate the process, and each commit to `master` should be deployable. Once a `feature/branch` or the `master` branch have reached a point where the need for a version increase is necessary, move through these phases to generate a Pico release.
### Commit phase
- Make/Commit/Merge changes
- Use a formatted commit message with contents of changelog
- Use a formatted commit message with contents of `CHANGELOG.md` since last release.
Example:
```
@ -141,6 +141,10 @@ Does the commit pass all `travis-ci` checks?
- We test PHP 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 7, the nighlty build, and HHVM
- should we `allow_failures:` in `.tavis.yml?`
- php: hhvm
- php: 7
If not, all errors will need to be corrected before the build can complete.
### Packaging phase
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###### manually
- build current documentation using [PhpDocumentor](http://phpdoc.org),
- build current documentation using [PhpDocumentor](http://phpdoc.org)
`phpdoc -d path/to/Pico/ -t path/to/Pico/build/docs/master`
When running `phpDocumentor` there are three command-line options that are essential:
- `-d`, specifies the directory, or directories, of your project that you want to document.
- `-f`, specifies a specific file, or files, in your project that you want to document.
- `-t`, specifies the location where your documentation will be written (also called target folder).
TO-DO: in the future, this should be automatic.
- can `phpDocumentor` be included in Pico's `composer.json`?
- can `travis-ci` run `phpDocumentor`? `php vendor/bin/phpdoc ...`
- can `travis-ci` run a shell script to:
- `git clone`, `git add`, `git commit`, `git push` to `gh-pages`?
e.g. `git clone -b gh-pages "https://github.com/picocms/Pico.git"`
- (below) rename `docs/master` ...
- `git push`
- organize in `build` folder?
### Release phase
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- will include ZIP archive in release
###### manually
TO-DO: in the future, this should be automatic. (See above)
- rename `docs/master` folder in `gh-pages` branch to the name of the previous Pico release. (e.g. `docs/pico-1.0.0`)
- upload current documentation to the `gh-pages` branch `/docs/master`
- upload current documentation to the `gh-pages` branch `/docs/master`
- update release information on GitHub with:
- Release title (taken from changelog)
- Changelog
- release title (taken from changelog)
- changelog
###### automatically
- Pico will be automatically updated on [Packagist](http://packagist.org/packages/picocms/pico)