Welcome to the official documentation system for all tools and services by TheAlphaOnes.
This platform is built to keep our tool docs modular, clean, and easy to maintain — powered by Markdown and Nuxt.
/public
├── md/
│ ├── aura/
│ │ ├── aura-intro.md
│ │ └── aura-customize.md
│ └── cook/
│ └── cook-intro.md
├── assets-md/
│ └── image.png
├── favicon.ico
├── favicon.svg
├── og.png
└── robots.txt
/md.config.js
Place the .md file inside the appropriate tool/service folder under /public/md.
Example:
public/md/cook/setup-cook.mdRegister the new doc in the MarkdownConfig like this:
{
name: "Cook",
items: [
{
name: "Intro to cook",
link: "cook-intro",
file: "cook/cook-intro.md",
type: "tool",
sub: "introduction to cook dev tool"
},
{
name: "Setup Cook",
link: "setup-cook",
file: "cook/setup-cook.md",
type: "tool",
sub: "how to setup and configure cook"
}
]
}| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name |
Display title of the doc |
link |
URL-friendly slug (used in route) |
file |
Relative path from public/md/ |
type |
tool or service (for filtering/styling) |
sub |
Short subtitle or description for list UI |
Place image assets in:
/public/assets-md/
Use them in Markdown like:
A doc registered as:
{
name: "customize aura",
link: "aura-customize",
file: "aura/aura-customize.md"
}Will be accessible at:
/docs/aura/aura-customize
- All markdown files must live under
public/md/{tool}/. - All config entries must be lowercase-safe in
linkfor routing. - You can preview local changes immediately without rebuilding.
- Keep titles short and clear.
- Use
##and###headings properly for structure. - Use
subdescriptions to make the UI feel organized and scannable.
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