Documentation

Nuxfire's documentation site (what you're reading now) is built on Nuxt Content.

As you add features, add new markdown files under apps/web/content/docs and they're automatically included in navigation and search — the numeric prefix on each file/folder (1.getting-started, 2.features, ...) controls ordering and is stripped from the generated URL.

What's Included

• Nuxt Content, configured as a docs collection (apps/web/content.config.ts) alongside separate blog, faqs, and legal collections.
• Prose-component theming, so rendered markdown matches the rest of the site.
• Full-text search.
• Mobile-optimized navigation.
• Dark mode support.

File Structure

Documentation lives in apps/web/content/docs:

Prose Components

Markdown elements are themed through Nuxt Content's own override mechanism — a component named Prose<Tag> under apps/web/app/components/content/ replaces the default rendering for that tag, applied automatically with no per-page markup:

apps/web/app/components/content/
  ProseA.vue        ProseH1.vue ... ProseH6.vue    ProseTable.vue
  ProseCode.vue      ProseBlockquote.vue            ProseUl.vue / ProseOl.vue / ProseLi.vue
  ProseCodeInline.vue  CodeCopy.vue   Center.vue     ...

Search

Full-text search is included out of the box, powered by Nuxt Content.

Customization

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  content: {
    build: {
      markdown: {
        highlight: {
          langs: ["ts", "vue", "bash"],
          theme: {
            default: "github-light",
            dark: "github-dark",
            sepia: "monokai",
          },
        },
      },
    },
  },
});