Launch
Quickstart
Install dependencies, run the local Astro site, and make the first content changes without touching the layout code.
What you cloned
ZueDocs is a static Astro documentation template. The repo ships with:
- a polished homepage at
/ - a docs index at
/docs - markdown-backed article pages in
src/content/docs - a single global stylesheet controlling the visual system
That means your first task is usually not framework work. It is replacing template copy with your own product story.
Local development
Install dependencies and start the dev server:
bun install
bun run dev
Astro will print a local URL, usually http://localhost:4321.
First edits to make
Change these files first:
src/data/docs.tsfor site-wide naming and nav links.src/pages/index.astrofor the landing page narrative.src/content/docs/*.mdfor the actual documentation pages.
Only move into the layout and style files once the content shape is clear.
Before you ship
Run the narrow validation commands for this template:
bun run check
bun run build
check catches Astro and TypeScript problems. build verifies the static output path.