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Busiman Documentation

Official documentation site for Busiman — an all-in-one business management platform (https://busiman.in).

This repository contains the Docusaurus-based documentation that powers https://docs.busiman.in.

Quick highlights

  • Written with Docusaurus v3
  • Served from the custom domain: docs.busiman.in (CNAME is included)
  • License: MIT — see LICENSE

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20
  • npm (or yarn)

Getting started (local)

  1. Install dependencies
npm install
  1. Start the local development server (live reload)
npm run start
  1. Build the site
npm run build
  1. Serve the built site locally to test production output
npm run serve
# open http://localhost:3000/ and test nested routes (e.g. /intro)

Deploying

  • The repository includes an npm deploy script that pushes the built site to GitHub Pages:
npm run deploy
  • If your deployment requires SSH or a specific GIT user, set the environment vars the same way the script expects (see package.json).

Custom domain

  • This project uses docs.busiman.in. A static/CNAME file is present so GitHub Pages will keep the custom domain after deploy.
  • Ensure your DNS has a CNAME record for docs pointing to Busiman-official.github.io (or the correct GitHub Pages target) and that GitHub Pages shows the custom domain as configured.

Contributing

  • See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to contribute, CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md for community guidelines, and .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ for issue templates.
  • Typical flow:
    1. Fork and branch
    2. Make changes and run npm run build to validate
    3. Open a pull request describing the change and link any related issues

Security & reporting

  • For security issues, see SECURITY.md and report privately as described there.

License

  • This project is distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.

Contact

  • For general inquiries or maintainers, email: [email protected] (replace with preferred contact).

Thank you for helping improve Busiman documentation — contributions are welcome and appreciated.

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