Updated website to Astro + docs template Starlight #2
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Re-implementation of site (Astro) + new docs theme (Starlight)
This a total re-implementation of the project homepage and documentation. It changes the stack from Jekyll (and ruby) to Astro SSG (and JS).
It now uses a docs focused static site theme called starlight. To learn more about the stack, check out Starlight’s docs, read the Astro documentation.
Utility for fetching readme files
It still relies on .md files to declare new pages, and each script page is still its repository readme file. However, now it can fetch the latest readme from each script remote repos so it keep the single source of truth nature.
You can update your files anytime by calling
npm run readme. This same command will always be executed before build start.