Wire DUI components into the docs dev server and update doc pages.
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Wire a DUI component or template into the DUI docs dev server, or modify existing doc pages, to streamline documentation workflow and reduce manual wiring steps.
Open the DUI docs project and run the dev server to preview your documentation changes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To wire a component into the docs dev server, you use side-effect imports to connect components or templates, validating the docs architecture and registry entries to ensure proper route rendering and consistent navigation.
Updating routes, demos, and API tables without rewriting doc pages is achieved by wiring new components into the docs dev server through side-effect imports, which automatically modifies existing pages and generates accurate demo pages.
Yes, you can add new templates to your documentation site by applying this wiring process, which restructures the docs site, validates registry entries, and ensures accurate API table generation for the new templates.
Documentation navigation breaks when adding new components if the docs architecture or registry entries are not properly validated, so this wiring process validates route rendering and architecture to ensure consistent navigation.
Yes, you need the docs dev server running to preview your documentation changes, allowing you to verify that newly wired components, updated demos, and modified routes render accurately before deployment.
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