A comprehensive demo of Lito - Beautiful documentation sites from Markdown.

This repository contains a sample documentation site built with Lito, showcasing its features and capabilities.

• Zero-config documentation generation
• Built on Astro for maximum performance
• MDX support for rich content
• Customizable theming
• Automatic landing page generation
• SEO optimized

• Node.js 18 or later
• npm or yarn

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Lito-docs/docs.git
   cd sample-demo

2. Install dependencies (if any):

   npm install

3. Start the development server:

   npx --yes @litodocs/cli dev -i .

4. Open http://localhost:4321 in your browser.

You can customize your documentation on-the-fly using CLI options:

# Custom branding and colors
npx --yes @litodocs/cli dev -i . \
  --name "My Custom Docs" \
  --description "Custom documentation site" \
  --primary-color "#0066CC" \
  --accent-color "#00CC66"

Available CLI Options:

• --name <name> - Set project name
• --description <description> - Set project description
• --primary-color <color> - Set primary theme color (hex)
• --accent-color <color> - Set accent theme color (hex)
• --favicon <path> - Set favicon path
• --logo <path> - Set logo path
• -p, --port <number> - Dev server port (default: 4321)

To create a production build:

npx --yes @litodocs/cli build -i .

Optimize for your hosting provider:

# Vercel
npx --yes @litodocs/cli build -i . --provider vercel

# Netlify
npx --yes @litodocs/cli build -i . --provider netlify

# Cloudflare (SSR)
npx --yes @litodocs/cli build -i . --provider cloudflare --rendering server

Lito simplifies deployment with provider-specific optimizations.

The project is automatically deployed to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions when pushing to the main branch.

Use the --provider flag during build to automatically generate the necessary configuration files (vercel.json, netlify.toml) and install required adapters.

npx --yes @litodocs/cli build -i . --provider <provider_name>

For other platforms, use:

npx --yes @litodocs/cli build -i .

Then deploy the dist folder to your hosting provider.

sample-docs/
├── docs-config.json    # Site configuration
├── concepts/           # Core concepts documentation
├── getting-started/    # Getting started guides
├── guides/             # User guides
├── introduction/       # Introduction pages
└── reference/          # API reference

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Test locally
5. Submit a pull request

This project is licensed under the MIT License.