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@octavus/docs

v1.0.0

Published

Documentation content for Octavus SDKs

Readme

@octavus/docs

Documentation content package for Octavus SDKs.

Installation

npm install @octavus/docs

Overview

This package provides the documentation content for Octavus SDKs as structured data with full-text search capabilities. It's designed for:

  • Embedding documentation in your application
  • Building custom documentation sites
  • Providing AI-friendly documentation access

Usage

Get Documentation Content

import { getDocBySlug, getDocSlugs, getDocSections } from '@octavus/docs';

// Get all sections with their docs
const sections = getDocSections();
// [{ slug: 'getting-started', title: 'Getting Started', docs: [...] }, ...]

// Get all doc slugs (for static generation)
const slugs = getDocSlugs();
// ['getting-started/introduction', 'getting-started/quickstart', ...]

// Get a specific doc by slug
const doc = getDocBySlug('getting-started/introduction');
// { slug, section, title, description, content, excerpt }

Full Content Access

import { getAllDocs, getDocsData } from '@octavus/docs/content';

// Get all docs as array
const docs = getAllDocs();

// Get all data (docs + sections)
const { docs, sections } = getDocsData();

Search

import { searchDocs } from '@octavus/docs/search';

// Search documentation
const results = searchDocs('streaming events', 10);
// [{ slug, title, section, excerpt, score }, ...]

Data Types

interface Doc {
  slug: string; // 'getting-started/introduction'
  section: string; // 'getting-started'
  title: string; // 'Introduction'
  description: string; // 'Learn about Octavus...'
  content: string; // Full markdown content
  excerpt: string; // First ~200 chars, plain text
}

interface DocSection {
  slug: string;
  title: string;
  description: string;
  order: number;
  docs: Doc[];
}

interface SearchResult {
  slug: string;
  title: string;
  section: string;
  excerpt: string;
  score: number;
}

Content Structure

Documentation is organized by section:

  • Getting Started - Introduction and quickstart guides
  • Server SDK - Server-side integration with @octavus/server-sdk
  • Client SDK - Client-side integration with @octavus/client-sdk
  • Protocol - Agent protocol definition language
  • API Reference - REST API documentation
  • Examples - Full application examples

Use with Static Site Generators

// Next.js generateStaticParams example
export function generateStaticParams() {
  return getDocSlugs().map((slug) => ({
    slug: slug.split('/'),
  }));
}

export default function DocPage({ params }) {
  const doc = getDocBySlug(params.slug.join('/'));
  if (!doc) notFound();

  return <MarkdownRenderer content={doc.content} />;
}

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License

MIT