Once you are satisfied with your documentation in preview, you can deploy it by publishing the build output. Mordoc produces a static site, so deployment means making the contents of dist/ available through your production web hosting.

What you deploy

Before deploying, build your site:

npm run build

The build output is written to:

dist/

This folder contains your complete documentation website, including HTML pages, assets, and search files.

Deployment model

Most production environments serve documentation sites by hosting static files behind a web server or CDN.

In this model:

• Your hosting environment provides the web server
• You upload or publish the files from dist/
• The web server serves those files to users

You do not deploy your source content (content/) or configuration files (config/). You deploy only the built output.

Typical deployment steps

The exact procedure depends on your infrastructure, but the workflow is typically:

1. Run npm run build
2. Confirm the dist/ directory contains the latest version
3. Copy or upload the contents of dist/ to your hosting environment
4. Ensure your hosting environment serves index.html for directory paths

Verifying a deployment

After deployment, verify:

• Pages load correctly from the published URL
• Side navigation works as expected
• Images and assets load correctly
• Search works

If something is missing, rebuild and redeploy the updated dist/ directory.

If you have reached this point, you should now have a fully functional documentation website built with Mordoc. Well done.