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reallysimpledocs

v1.0.13

Published

A simple documentation system for Astro, built with Basecoat and Tailwind CSS.

Readme

ReallySimpleDocs

A simple documentation system for Astro, built with Basecoat and Tailwind CSS.

ReallySimpleDocs keeps docs portable: content lives in docs/, navigation lives in docs/docs.json, and the Astro integration owns the docs UI, search, Markdown exports, and LLM files.

ReallySimpleDocs screenshot

Install

Add ReallySimpleDocs to an Astro site:

npm install reallysimpledocs basecoat-css tailwindcss

Configure the integration:

// astro.config.mjs
import { defineConfig } from "astro/config";
import reallySimpleDocs from "reallysimpledocs/astro";

export default defineConfig({
  integrations: [
    reallySimpleDocs({
      docsDir: "./docs",
      routeBase: "/docs",
      style: "vega",
      site: {
        title: "Acme Docs",
        description: "Documentation for Acme.",
        url: "https://docs.example.com",
        favicon: "favicon.svg",
        socialImage: "social.png",
      },
    }),
  ],
});

Create your first docs page:

docs/
├── docs.json
└── index.md
{
  "menu": [
    {
      "type": "group",
      "label": "Docs",
      "items": [{ "slug": "index", "icon": "info" }]
    }
  ]
}
# Introduction

Welcome to the docs.

What it provides

  • Static docs routes from Markdown and MDX files.
  • Sidebar navigation from docs/docs.json.
  • Lunr search with a built-in command dialog.
  • Syntax-highlighted code blocks with copy buttons.
  • llms.txt, llms-full.txt, and per-page Markdown exports.
  • Basecoat styling with style-specific RSD CSS for docs surfaces.
  • Component slots for additive head content, sidebar chrome, and header controls.

Customization

Use components.ContentHeader for controls between search and the built-in theme toggle:

reallySimpleDocs({
  components: {
    ContentHeader: "./src/components/ContentHeader.astro",
  },
});

Use components.Head to add tags to <head>. RSD's built-in metadata, theme setup, Basecoat JavaScript, copy-code behavior, and search behavior still render.

Use customCss for project CSS imported after Basecoat and RSD styles:

reallySimpleDocs({
  style: "nova",
  customCss: ["./src/docs.css"],
});

Use css: false only when you provide the full Tailwind/Basecoat/RSD stylesheet pipeline yourself. RSD exports its own CSS for that case:

@import "reallysimpledocs/css";
@import "reallysimpledocs/css/styles/vega";

Search outside docs

Render the exported CommandDialog on any Astro page where you want docs search:

---
import { CommandDialog } from "reallysimpledocs/components";
---

<CommandDialog />

<button type="button" class="btn" onclick="window.rsdOpenCommandSearch?.()">
  Search docs
</button>

Local development

npm install
npm run dev

Useful checks before publishing:

npm run build
npm pack --dry-run
npm run smoke:consumer

npm run check runs all three.

Documentation

Go to reallysimpledocs.com.

Support

License

MIT