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@kyechan99/docgo

v0.3.1

Published

a month ago

Static documentation site generator

Downloads

152

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Docgo

Static documentation site generator built on React, MDX, and Vite.

Docgo turns Markdown and MDX files into a deployable documentation site with a ready-made docs theme, static search, SEO files, locale/version routing, and LLM-friendly Markdown output.

Read the documentation

Install

npm install @kyechan99/docgo

Quick Start

npx @kyechan99/docgo init
npx docgo dev
npx docgo build

By default, Docgo reads from docs and writes the static site to dist.

Build with AI

Give an AI coding agent the following Markdown URL and ask it to integrate Docgo into your project:

https://kyechan99.github.io/docgo/ai.md

The brief tells the agent how to inspect an existing repository, preserve its content and conventions, select Docgo features, implement the site, and verify a production build. A Korean version is available at https://kyechan99.github.io/docgo/ko/ai.md.

Features

MDX and GitHub-Flavored Markdown
responsive docs theme with sidebar, TOC, search, dark mode, and prev/next links
SEO output including sitemap, robots.txt, Open Graph, JSON-LD, and llms.txt
locale and version routing
plugin hooks for config, Markdown, Vite, and generated pages

Development

Docgo requires Node.js 20.19 or newer and uses pnpm. To work on the project:

pnpm install
pnpm run check
pnpm run build:pkg

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution workflow and ARCHITECTURE.md for the codebase map.

License

MIT