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First off, thanks for releasing this project, it looks really promising! I plan to try publishing an interactive e-book with it :)
I noticed that the getting started docs assume that you want to create a new Gatsby project based on the provided template.
This probably makes sense for a lot of people, but it might be helpful to also explain how to integrate it into an existing Gatsby project?
In my case, I ended up creating a separate Gatsby project, running gatsby build --prefix-paths and moving its generated public/ directory inside another, top-level Gatsby project. It feels a little hacky, but it works :)
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As @fwouts mentioned, this is an amazing project and thank you for your work.
My suggestion would be to be able to plug in smooth-doc in an existing project. So, assuming that I already have a src/pages folder with an existing index page, I would like smooth-doc to take effect in all pages under /docs and let me write other pages with my existing theme.
Thank you, let us know what are your thoughts @gregberge, I would love to contribute to this project.
Hello @fwouts, @kbariotis I think it is a good addition! Feel free to contribute, maybe an option could permit to change the directory if necessary. It is mostly documentation here.
💬 Questions and Help
First off, thanks for releasing this project, it looks really promising! I plan to try publishing an interactive e-book with it :)
I noticed that the getting started docs assume that you want to create a new Gatsby project based on the provided template.
This probably makes sense for a lot of people, but it might be helpful to also explain how to integrate it into an existing Gatsby project?
In my case, I ended up creating a separate Gatsby project, running
gatsby build --prefix-paths
and moving its generatedpublic/
directory inside another, top-level Gatsby project. It feels a little hacky, but it works :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: