Other hosts¶

The result is a static site: any hosting that can serve files will do.

Build the site¶

npm run build

This leaves a ready-to-upload copy of the site in _site/. Add --strict to fail on broken links, and --out <dir> to write somewhere else.

Set the site URL¶

For canonical links, the sitemap and social previews, tell the build where the site will live:

SITE_URL=https://docs.example.com npm run build

or set site.url in docs/config.json.

Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, Vercel¶

Field	Value
Build command	`npm run build`
Output / publish directory	`_site`
Environment variable	`SITE_URL` = your public address (optional)
Node version	18 or later

Your own server (nginx, Apache…)¶

Copy the contents of _site/ to the public folder. Pages are folder/index.html, so the usual "serve index.html for a directory" rule is all you need. Use 404.html as your error page.

Subfolders¶

The site can be hosted in a subfolder (https://example.com/docs/) without changes: every link is relative.