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@x12i/static-memorix-docs

v1.2.0

Published

Static Memorix Explorer API docs knowledge SDK for x12i-docify — install as a devDependency only. Catalog, guides, tutorials, and coding-agent instructions for humans and agents.

Readme

@x12i/static-memorix-docs

Static Memorix docs knowledge SDK for the x12i-docify platform. Install as a devDependency only — do not add to production service dependencies.

npm i -D @x12i/static-memorix-docs
import { staticMemorixDocs } from "@x12i/static-memorix-docs";

staticMemorixDocs.getUseCaseMarkdown("spin-up-a-mock-api");
staticMemorixDocs.getBookMarkdown("01-explorer-api", "developers");
staticMemorixDocs.manifest();

CLI:

npx static-memorix-docs list-use-cases
npx static-memorix-docs use-case spin-up-a-mock-api > pack.md
npx static-memorix-docs book 01-explorer-api developers > book.md

Humans (local docs site)

From the monorepo root or this package:

npm run docs            # build if needed, serve via docify, open browser (port 4173)
npm run docs:rebuild    # force rebuild + serve
npm run docs:serve      # serve without opening browser
npm run docs:verify     # docify verify assets + package
npm run docs:publish    # docify publish → Cloudflare Pages (docs.static-memorix.x12i.com)

Built with latest @x12i/docify-* + @x12i/docify CLI (docify serve / docify publish).

What this package is

Authoring layout follows the docify product-library recipe:

  • data/{catalog,use-cases,site}.json — brand, books, use cases
  • site-pages/*.md — marketing/docs routes
  • NN-slug/{audience}/BOOK.md — assembled at build from canonical repo docs

npm run knowledge:build assembles each book's BOOK.md from ../../guides/, ../../tutorials/, ../../memorix-demo/, ../../code-agent-instructions/, and ../../packages/static-memorix-assistant/ai-assistants/, then uses @x12i/docify-export (buildContentBundle, assembleWebTree, injectServeGuard, verifyWebAssets) for the content bundle + dist/web, and embeds open Markdown into src/generated/bundle.ts + files/ for the SDK.

Humans: deploy dist/web (Cloudflare via docify publish).
Agents: install this package / read files/ (INDEX.md, SEARCH.json, packs).

Build

npm run build            # assemble books, bundle + web, compile the SDK
npm run knowledge:build  # just re-assemble books + bundle + web + embed