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🚀 Quick Start with the Dev-Docs Starter Template

The Dev-Docs Docusaurus starter template is designed to help you quickly create documentation. Whether you're building public-facing documentation for an API, SDK, or application, or creating internal documentation for a software engineering team, this template provides a solid foundation.

📌 Connect the Template to Dev-Docs AI [Important]

Congratulations on successfully generating the template! We're glad to see you embark on your documentation journey. However, don't forget to install the GitHub app here!

🛠️ Set Up the Template

1. Clone the Repository: Clone the Dev-Docs starter template repository from GitHub to your local machine.
2. Install Dependencies and Start the Project: Navigate to the project directory and run the command npm install to install the required dependencies. After the installation is complete, run npm run start to start the project.
3. Customize the Content: The template provides a basic structure and some sample content to help you get started quickly. Modify the existing files or create new ones as needed. You can use Dev-Docs AI to automatically generate documentation or manually add new pages. Remember that at least one page needs to have an index slug. Learn more about documentation pages here.
4. Configure the Theme: The template uses a modern and responsive theme that is ready to use by default. However, you can further customize the styles and layout according to your project's brand and requirements.
5. Build and Preview: Use the provided build script to generate a static version of the documentation. Most static site generators also include a local development server that allows you to preview changes in real-time.
6. Deploy: Once you're satisfied with the documentation content, deploy it to your preferred hosting platform. Many static site generators offer seamless integration with popular hosting services such as GitHub Pages, Netlify, or AWS S3.

📁 File Structure

The Dev-Docs starter template follows a standard file structure to help you organize your content:

• docs/: This directory contains the documentation source files, typically written in Markdown or other markup languages supported by the static site generator.
• public/: This directory is used to store the static HTML files generated after the build.
• src/: This directory contains the source code for custom components, plugins, or scripts.
• static/: This directory is used to store static assets such as images, style sheets, and JavaScript files.

🛠️ Customization and Extension

The Dev-Docs starter template is designed to be highly extensible and can be customized to meet your specific needs:

• Add New Pages: Create new Markdown files in the docs/ directory to add more documentation pages.
• Integrate External Services: Leverage the extensibility of the static site generator to integrate with external services such as search engines, analytics tools, or comment systems.
• Develop Custom Components: Use the src/ directory to develop reusable elements such as custom React or Vue components to enhance functionality and user experience.
• Enhance the Theme: Modify the existing theme styles and layout or create a custom theme from scratch to meet your project's brand and requirements.