Docusaurus

What is Docusaurus?

Docusaurus is a platform that enables users to build optimized websites quickly, focusing on content. It allows users to write docs and blog posts with MDX, and Docusaurus builds them into static HTML files ready to be served.

Features of Docusaurus

Save Time and Focus on Text Documents

Docusaurus saves time by allowing users to write docs and blog posts with MDX, and it builds them into static HTML files ready to be served.

Built Using React

Docusaurus is built using React, which enables users to extend and customize their project's layout by writing React components.

Ready for Translations

Docusaurus supports localization out-of-the-box, allowing users to translate their docs and deploy them individually.

Document Versioning

Docusaurus supports document versioning, which helps users keep documentation in sync with project releases.

Content Search

Docusaurus supports content search, making it easy for users to find what they need in their documentation.

How to Use Docusaurus

Get Started

To get started with Docusaurus, users can simply write docs and blog posts with MDX, and Docusaurus will build them into static HTML files ready to be served.

Try a Demo

Users can try a demo of Docusaurus to see how it works.

Helpful Tips

Focus on Content

Docusaurus allows users to focus on content, making it easy to build optimized websites quickly.

Leverage the Pluggable Architecture

Docusaurus has a pluggable architecture, which enables users to design their own site while reusing the same data created by Docusaurus plugins.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MDX?

MDX is a format that allows users to write docs and blog posts with Markdown and embed React components.

Can I Use Docusaurus for My Project?

Yes, Docusaurus is suitable for a wide range of projects, including documentation, blogs, and websites.

Is Docusaurus Free?

Docusaurus is open-source and free to use.

How Do I Get Started with Docusaurus?

To get started with Docusaurus, users can follow the instructions on the Docusaurus website, which includes a guide on how to install and set up Docusaurus.