# radie-help Content-driven help site built with Astro and MDX. ## Requirements - `node >= 22.12.0` - `npm` ## Basic Setup 1. Install dependencies: ```sh npm install ``` 2. Start the local dev server: ```sh npm run dev ``` 3. Open `http://localhost:4321`. ## Available Commands | Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | `npm run dev` | Start the local Astro dev server | | `npm run build` | Build the site for production | | `npm run preview` | Preview the production build locally | ## How Content Works - Each top-level folder inside `src/content/` is a content section. - The current site includes one section: `src/content/website/`. - Files in a section can be `.md` or `.mdx`. - Each content file must include frontmatter with: ```md --- title: Page Title description: Short summary --- ``` - `index.mdx` becomes the landing page for that section. Example: `src/content/website/index.mdx` maps to `/website` - Any other file becomes a subpage under that section. Example: `src/content/website/registration.mdx` maps to `/website/registration` ## Adding A New Content Subpage To add a new page inside an existing section: 1. Create a new `.md` or `.mdx` file in the relevant folder under `src/content/`. 2. Add the required frontmatter: ```md --- title: New Page description: What this page covers --- ``` 3. Add the page body content. Example: ```text src/content/website/account-recovery.mdx ``` This page will be available at: ```text /website/account-recovery ``` ## Adding A New Content Section If you want a new group of subpages, create a new folder in `src/content/` and then register it in config. ### 1. Create the folder and files Example: ```text src/content/mobile-app/ ├── index.mdx └── notifications.mdx ``` `index.mdx` should describe the section landing page. Any additional files become subpages for that section. ### 2. Update `src/content.config.ts` Add a collection for the new folder and export it: ```ts const mobileApp = defineCollection({ loader: glob({ base: "./src/content/mobile-app", pattern: "**/*.{md,mdx}" }), schema: articleSchema, }); export const collections = { website, mobileApp, }; ``` ### 3. Update `src/config/content.ts` Add the new collection name so routing and navigation include it: ```ts export const collectionNames = ["website", "mobileApp"] as const; ``` ### 4. Run the site locally ```sh npm run dev ``` Verify that: - the new section appears on the home page - the section index page loads - the new subpages resolve under the expected URL path ## Contributor Notes - Keep one topic per file. - Use `index.mdx` only for a section landing page. - Prefer lowercase, hyphenated filenames for clean URLs. - If you create a new top-level content folder, update both `src/content.config.ts` and `src/config/content.ts`.