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@raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin

v0.1.17

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Shared VitePress docs plugin for Kennel workspaces.

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Kennel VitePress Plugin

Shared VitePress docs plugin for Kennel workspaces.

VitePress

Install from the public npm registry:

npm install -D @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin

The @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin package exposes a reusable VitePress layer:

  • @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin/config
  • @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin/config-file
  • @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin/content
  • @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin/folder-index-data
  • @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin/site
  • @raggle-ai/kennel-vitepress-plugin/theme

Consumers keep their own raggle.json and content folders. The package owns folder discovery, nav/sidebar generation, folder index cards, and default card styling. docs.config.json is still accepted as a legacy fallback.

Use content.mode in raggle.json to select the content shape:

  • schemaSections: schema-backed folders such as projects/, partners/, and connectors/.
  • flatPages: ordinary Markdown pages and nested page folders.
  • workspace: explicit folder sections without requiring schemas.

Cloudflare auth and deploy helpers are owned by @raggle-ai/kennel-cli, not this public VitePress package. That keeps this package focused on static docs configuration, data loaders, and theme components.

Publishing

The Kennel workspace .npmrc points the @raggle-ai scope at GitHub Packages for private/internal packages. Use the explicit public publish scripts for this package so the scope override is cleared:

npm run publish:public:dry-run
npm run publish:public

Cloudflare protected deploys

Kennel can scaffold and deploy a Cloudflare Worker email-code gate for a docs workspace:

kennel publish init cloudflare .
kennel deploy .
kennel dp .

The scaffold records the publish.auth intent in raggle.json and writes the generated Worker and Wrangler config under .kennel/generated/. The deploy command builds the docs, sets a generated KENNEL_AUTH_SECRET, deploys with Wrangler, and smoke-tests the protected URL. Set publish.cloudflare.token in raggle.json to centralize the Cloudflare API token in Doppler; kennel deploy loads it automatically when configured. kennel deploy infers the provider from publish.provider; kennel deploy cloudflare remains available when the provider should be explicit.