0.1.0
The first release of minidocs. It does not ship a docs site, it ships the parts you build one with: you keep your content in an Astro collection and assemble the pages yourself. minidocs is experimental until 1.0, so minor releases may break things.
Content
Load your docs with minidocs’ glob, and page ids come from file paths, typed and checked. Locales are the first level of directories, with fallback for untranslated pages. Links to .md and .mdx files become page URLs, and a broken one fails the build.
The document tree
defineTree turns the collection into a tree, with ids autocompleted and a typo caught as a type error:
export const tree = await defineTree(entries, ({ page, group, dir }) => [
page('index'),
group('Guides', dir('guides')),
]);The tree drives the sidebar, the previous and next links and breadcrumbs.
Parts
Layout, Sidebar, Toc, Pager, Callout, Search and Prose give the markup and behaviors, while the page structure stays in your code. @minidocs/astro/styles.css gives them a complete default look. See Getting Started.
Markdown and llms.txt
Every page can have a Markdown version, and llms.txt and llms-full.txt come from the same tree. See Markdown and llms.txt.