Docusaurus
Build optimized documentation websites.
Generate documentation sites from Markdown and MDX using a React-based toolchain. Docusaurus supports versioned docs, blogs, localization, configurable navigation, themes, and plugins, with React components embedded in content. Build static output for deployment to your preferred host and connect a search provider when needed.
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What is Docusaurus best for?
Docusaurus is a free Markdown tool best suited to product documentation that needs versioning and react customization. It is available as CLI on Web, CLI, and its source status is open source.
At a glance
- Pricing
- Free
- Source
- Open source
- Best for
- Product documentation that needs versioning and React customization
Capabilities
- Markdown and MDX
- versioned documentation
- blogs and localization
- React components
- themes and plugins
- static-site deployment
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Surfaces
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