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@docsfn/sveltekit

v0.0.2

Published

SvelteKit 2 adapter for docsfn

Readme

@docsfn/sveltekit

SvelteKit site-kit helpers for docsfn. Supports SvelteKit 2 with Svelte 4 and 5.

Install

npm install @docsfn/sveltekit @docsfn/core @docsfn/provider-fs @docsfn/svelte

Migration Contract

When migrating existing Fumadocs content, use a docsfn.config.ts|mjs|js file with:

  • schemaVersion: 1
  • compat.preset: "fumadocs-v15"
  • content.docsDir: "content/docs"

This keeps canonical compatibility behavior (meta.json, Tabs/Tab imports, Mermaid fences) and fails unsupported syntax with DOCS_COMPAT_UNSUPPORTED.

Minimal Integration

// src/routes/docs/[...slug]/+page.ts
import {
  createPageLoad,
  resolveDocsPageSurface,
  resolveDocsRouteDataOrThrow,
} from "@docsfn/sveltekit";
import { buildManifest, loadDocsConfig } from "@docsfn/core";
import { FsContentProvider } from "@docsfn/provider-fs";

const root = process.cwd();
const config = await loadDocsConfig({ cwd: root });
const provider = new FsContentProvider({ root });
const manifest = await buildManifest(provider, config);

export const load = createPageLoad(manifest, {
  basePath: config.site.basePath,
  canonicalUrl: config.site.canonicalUrl,
});
<!-- src/routes/docs/[...slug]/+page.svelte -->
<script lang="ts">
  export let data;
</script>

<article>
  <h1>{data.page.title}</h1>
  <p>{data.surface.canonicalPath}</p>
</article>

Static Path + Route Behavior

  • Root docs path resolves when params.slug is absent.
  • Nested routes resolve with canonical route semantics.
  • Helper resolveDocsRouteDataOrThrow throws DOCS_ROUTE_NOT_FOUND for misses.

Search Artifact Endpoint

// src/routes/api/search/+server.ts
import { createSearchArtifactResponse } from "@docsfn/sveltekit";

export async function GET() {
  return createSearchArtifactResponse({
    loadArtifact: async () => {
      // load .docsfn/search.json here
      return JSON.parse("{}");
    },
  });
}

Reserve the API collection for OpenAPI specs such as content/api. If you also want markdown package docs at /docs/api/..., place those files under content/docs/api, render them through the normal docs catch-all, and use navigation.sidebars.api.include plus search.routeScopeOverrides to classify them as API content.

Optional Security/Analytics Hooks

@docsfn/sveltekit re-exports canonical security/analytics helpers from core:

  • auth: resolveDocsAuthMode, assertDocsRouteAccess, CANONICAL_DOCS_AUTH_MODES
  • analytics: createDocsAnalyticsEmitter, maybeEmitAnalyticsEvent, CANONICAL_DOCS_ANALYTICS_EVENT_NAMES

Both remain opt-in.

Fixture-Backed Example

Runnable reference app:

  • docsfn/examples/sveltekit-docs-site

Build it against canonical fixtures:

DOCSFN_FIXTURE_ROOT=../../test-fixtures/repo/searchfn-docs npm --prefix docsfn/examples/sveltekit-docs-site run build
DOCSFN_FIXTURE_ROOT=../../test-fixtures/repo/datafn-docs npm --prefix docsfn/examples/sveltekit-docs-site run build