@lexibase/create-rdx 3.0.0 → 3.1.0

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@lexibase/create-rdx",
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- "version": "3.0.0",
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+ "version": "3.1.0",
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  "description": "Create a new RDX documentation project.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "bin": {
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  ---
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  title: Accordion
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- description: Keep optional explanations close without crowding the page.
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+ description: Optional explanations, without crowding your documentation.
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  link_position: 6
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  ---
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  ## Frequently asked questions
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- Use Enter or Space to expand an item. Tab moves between questions and links.
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- One item opens at a time; selecting it again closes it.
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+ Wrap questions in `:::accordion` and start each item with `### Question`.
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+ The answer continues until the next direct `###` or the closing `:::`.
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- <Accordion>
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- <AccordionItem value="content">
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- <AccordionTrigger>Where do I write my documentation?</AccordionTrigger>
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- <AccordionContent>
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+ ::::accordion
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+
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+ ### Where do I write my documentation?
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  Create folders and `.mdx` files inside **docs/**. Each folder becomes a category
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  and each file becomes a page.
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- Read the [introduction](/docs/init/intro) to get started.
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+ ### How do I preview my changes?
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+ Start the development server from your documentation project root:
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- </AccordionContent>
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- </AccordionItem>
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- <AccordionItem value="preview">
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- <AccordionTrigger>How do I preview my changes?</AccordionTrigger>
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- <AccordionContent>
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+ :::tabs
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- Run the development server:
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+ ### pnpm
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- ```bash
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  pnpm dev
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+ ### npm
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+
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+ npm run dev
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+
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+ ### yarn
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+ yarn dev
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+
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+ :::
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+ > [!TIP] Live updates
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+ > Keep the server running while editing your documentation.
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+ ::::
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+ ## Write an Accordion
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+ ```md
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+ :::accordion
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+
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+ ### Where do I write my docs?
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+ Create folders and Markdown files inside **docs/**.
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+
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+ ### How do I preview my changes?
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+ Start the development server from your documentation project root.
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+ :::
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  ```
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- <Callout variant="tip" title="Live updates">
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+ No import or plugin is required. Items start closed, and opening one closes the
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+ previous item in the same group. Use Enter or Space to toggle and Tab to move
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+ between questions and links. Keep essential steps visible rather than hiding
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+ the whole guide in panels.
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+
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+ ## Nest components
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- Keep the server running while editing your documentation.
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+ Answers support Markdown and RDX components. When Tabs are inside an Accordion,
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+ open the outer Accordion with **four colons** (`::::accordion`) and close it with
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+ `::::`. The inner Tabs use **three colons** (`:::tabs`) and close with `:::`.
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+ The extra colon keeps the inner closing fence from closing the outer component.
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+ For each additional nesting level, use one more colon on the outer container:
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- </Callout>
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+ ```md
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+ ::::accordion
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- </AccordionContent>
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- </AccordionItem>
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- <AccordionItem value="disabled" disabled>
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- <AccordionTrigger>Disabled example</AccordionTrigger>
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- <AccordionContent>This item demonstrates the disabled state.</AccordionContent>
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- </AccordionItem>
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- </Accordion>
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+ ### Which environment should I use?
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- ## Production checklist
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+ :::tabs
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- Opening an answer closes the previous one in the same group.
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+ ### Development
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- <Accordion>
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- <AccordionItem value="build">
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- <AccordionTrigger>Build for production</AccordionTrigger>
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- <AccordionContent>
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+ Preview changes locally.
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- Run `pnpm build` to generate the production site.
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+ ### Production
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- </AccordionContent>
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- </AccordionItem>
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- <AccordionItem value="start">
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- <AccordionTrigger>Check the production site</AccordionTrigger>
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- <AccordionContent>
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+ Build and deploy the site.
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- Run `pnpm start` after a successful build.
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+ :::
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+ ::::
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+ ```
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- </AccordionContent>
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- </AccordionItem>
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- </Accordion>
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+ Use `####` or deeper headings for subsections inside an answer. Direct `###`
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+ headings define item titles in the current container.
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  ---
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  title: Callouts
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- description: Highlight notes, tips and important information.
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+ description: Notes, tips, and warnings that fit the documentation.
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  link_position: 4
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  ---
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- ## Highlight important information
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+ ## Write a Callout
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- Callouts are included in RDX. No import or plugin is required.
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+ Start a blockquote with `[!TYPE]`. Add an optional title on the same line and
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+ write the body on the following quoted lines:
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- <Callout title="A useful note">
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- Keep supporting information close to the documentation it explains.
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- </Callout>
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- <Callout variant="tip" title="A helpful tip">
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- You can use **Markdown**, [documentation links](/docs/init/intro), and `inline code` inside a callout.
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- </Callout>
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+ ```md
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+ > [!TIP] A useful shortcut
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+ > Use **Markdown**, inline code, links, and lists in the body.
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+ ```
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+ > [!TIP] A useful shortcut
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+ > Use **Markdown**, inline code, links, and lists in the body.
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- Your documentation is ready to share.
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+ No import or plugin is required. Choose one of the five uppercase markers:
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- </Callout>
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+ ## Try the variants
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- <Callout variant="warning" title="Before updating">
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+ > [!NOTE] A useful note
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+ > Explain a detail without interrupting the main instructions.
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- - Read the release notes.
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- - Test your changes before deploying.
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+ > [!TIP] Keep it short
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+ > Use a Callout when the context changes how the reader should proceed.
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+ > [!SUCCESS] Ready to continue
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+ > Your documentation is ready for the next step.
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+ > [!WARNING] Before updating
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+ > Read the release notes and validate your production build.
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+ > [!DANGER] Review destructive changes
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+ > Confirm the exact files before deleting source content.
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- </Callout>
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+ ```md
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+ > [!NOTE] A useful note
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+ > Explain a detail.
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+ > [!TIP] Keep it short
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+ > Share a useful shortcut.
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+ > [!SUCCESS] Ready to continue
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+ > Confirm a successful step.
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+ > [!WARNING] Before updating
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+ > Read the release notes.
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- ## Syntax
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+ > [!DANGER] Review destructive changes
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+ > Confirm the exact files before deleting them.
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+ ```
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- ```mdx
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- <Callout variant="warning" title="Before updating">
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+ ## Optional titles and rich content
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+ Leave the title out for a compact note. Continue the quote with a blank quoted
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+ line before a list or another paragraph:
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+ ```md
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+ > [!NOTE]
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+ > Before continuing:
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+ >
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+ > - Review your configuration.
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+ > - Run a production build.
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  ```
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+ > [!NOTE]
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+ > Before continuing:
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+ > - Run a production build.
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+ All fence options are optional. These examples show each one separately before
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+ combining them.
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+ ## Plain code
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+ ````md
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+ ```
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+ Hello, RDX!
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+ ```
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+ ````
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+
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+ ```
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+ Hello, RDX!
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+ ```
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+ The header uses the default code label. Add a language for highlighting:
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+ ````md
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+ ```tsx
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+ export function Welcome() {
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+ return <h1>Hello, RDX!</h1>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ````
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+ ```tsx
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+ export function Welcome() {
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+ return <h1>Hello, RDX!</h1>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ## Show a filename
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+ Place `title="filename"` after the fence language:
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+ ````md
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+ ```ts title="rdx.config.ts"
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+ const search = true
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+ ```
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+ ````
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+ ```ts title="rdx.config.ts"
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+ const search = true
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+ ```
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+ The title appears in the header; copying keeps only the code. Titles with spaces
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+ use quotes, such as `title="Install dependencies"`.
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+ ## Number lines
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+ Add only `lineNumbers` to start at 1, with no title or custom starting value:
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+ ````md
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+ ```tsx lineNumbers
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+ export function Welcome() {
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+ return <h1>Hello, RDX!</h1>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ````
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+ export function Welcome() {
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+ return <h1>Hello, RDX!</h1>
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Omit the flag to keep numbers hidden. Copying excludes the line numbers.
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+ ## Set the starting line
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+ Use `startLine` alongside `lineNumbers` for a fragment of a larger file:
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+ ````md
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+ const enabled = true
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+ console.log(enabled)
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+ ```
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+ ````
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+ ```ts lineNumbers startLine=20
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+ const enabled = true
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+ console.log(enabled)
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+ ```
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+ `startLine` is a positive integer. Omit it to start at 1. It sets the starting
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+ value without enabling numbering by itself.
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+ ## Combine options
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+ Add a title when a filename helps explain the fragment:
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+ ````md
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+ ```ts title="example.ts" lineNumbers startLine=20
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+ console.log(enabled)
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+ ```
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+ ````
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+ ```ts title="example.ts" lineNumbers startLine=20
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+ const enabled = true
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+ console.log(enabled)
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+ ```
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+ ## Long blocks on mobile
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+ an automatic preview. Use **Show more** to expand and **Show less** to collapse.
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+ Short blocks and desktop views remain fully visible. Copying always includes
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+ the complete block, including content outside the preview.
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+ ## Mermaid diagrams
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+ Use a `mermaid` fence to render a diagram. The header can show an optional title,
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+ copy the definition, switch between diagram and source, or open a larger view:
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+ ```mermaid title="Documentation flow"
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+ flowchart LR
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+ A[Write Markdown] --> B[Preview] --> C[Publish]
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+ ```
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+ See [Diagrams](./diagrams.mdx) for syntax examples and accessibility.
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+ Folder names ending in `/` receive a folder icon. File icons follow their
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+ ## Type ASCII branches
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+ ````md
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+ ```
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+ ````
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+ ```
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+ preserves the original ASCII characters. Long lines scroll inside the block.
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+ title: Diagrams
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+ description: Turn Mermaid definitions into flowcharts, sequences, and other diagrams.
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+ link_position: 10
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+ ---
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+ ## Write a diagram
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+ inside the shared code-block frame:
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+ ````md
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+ ```mermaid title="Documentation flow"
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+ ```
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+ ```
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- | Callout | Highlight contextual information | Included | Not required | `<Callout>` |
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+ | Callout | Highlight contextual information | Included | Not required | `> [!NOTE]` |
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+ yarn dev
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