configuration

The docs.config.ts file centralizes framework-specific documentation settings by defining entry points, content directories, theming, navigation, and metadata. It standardizes how documentation sites are wired across multiple frontend frameworks.

Yes, docs.config.ts supports SvelteKit and Astro projects. It provides per-framework config paths and options, enabling consistent documentation setups across Next.js, SvelteKit, Astro, and Nuxt with sensible TypeScript defaults.

The best way to centralize navigation and theming is editing docs.config.ts. It guides configuration of these framework-specific documentation settings, allowing teams to share and explain configuration choices with approachable guidance.

Set up content directories and metadata by customizing the contentDir and metadata fields in docs.config.ts. This enables consistent documentation structures and metadata across your projects with TypeScript configurations.

Yes, TypeScript is required. The configuration supports TypeScript setups with sensible defaults and requires awareness of framework file layouts to properly define entry points and content directories across projects.