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@pmndrs/docs

v4.31.0

Published

Generate pmndrs-standardized documentation — HTML fragments, or the whole website — from a folder of MDX.

Readme

docs/getting-started/introduction.mdx

Usage

Read

$ npx @pmndrs/docs                                 # the reader: every library, every page
$ npx @pmndrs/docs drei                            # straight into one
$ npx @pmndrs/docs drei/performances/instances     # straight to a page
$ npx @pmndrs/docs search instanced mesh           # one result per line, on stdout

See read for keys, search and caching.

Build

$ cat foo.mdx | npx @pmndrs/docs@latest build               # one HTML fragment, on stdout
$ npx @pmndrs/docs@latest build docs out                    # one .html per .mdx, assets alongside
$ npx @pmndrs/docs@latest build docs out --format website   # the whole website, statically exported

See CLI for formats, flags, previewing and docs.config.ts.

Releasing

Every push to main redeploys docs.pmnd.rs via ci.yml — no changeset needed for that.

Add one (pnpm changeset) only when downstream consumers pinning pmndrs/docs/.github/workflows/build.yml@v4 or @pmndrs/docs@4 should pull the change. It bumps package.json, publishes to npm, and tags vX.Y.Z + vX — so @v4 resolves to the latest.

TL;DR — site-only tweak: skip. Anything consumers see (workflow, build behavior, templates): add one.

Test

Visual tests are performed in the cloud, through chromatic-storybook.yml.

  • pnpm run lgtm — the gate CI runs (lgtm.yml): types, lint, registry validation, unit tests.