repo-website-guide-create

To create documentation guides for the Formisch website, scaffold the correct directory structure under website/src/routes/{framework}/guides/(category)/guide-slug/ and add an index.mdx file with required front matter including title, description, and contributors. This enforces consistency across framework routes like solid, qwik, preact, svelte, and vue.

Required front matter for MDX guides includes title, description, and contributors fields. This metadata ensures guides are properly categorized within get-started, main-concepts, or advanced-guides sections and displayed correctly across the Formisch website navigation menu.

Update navigation menus by modifying the website/src/routes/{framework}/guides/menu.md file to include new guides with proper routing. This ensures newly created documentation appears in the correct navigation structure for each framework route.

Yes, guide scaffolding supports multiple frontend framework routes including solid, qwik, preact, svelte, and vue. Each framework maintains its own directory structure and menu.md file for organizing get-started, main-concepts, and advanced-guides categories.

Formisch expects advanced guides in the directory structure website/src/routes/{framework}/guides/(advanced-guides)/guide-slug/. This structure categorizes content properly and ensures the guide integrates with existing menu navigation and MDX content conventions.

Automation is limited to the Formisch website structure and supports only get-started, main-concepts, and advanced-guides categories across solid, qwik, preact, svelte, and vue routes. Guides must follow MDX content conventions and required front matter patterns to function correctly within the navigation menu.