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Quick Start

Get your first pipeline running in under 5 minutes.

1. Install

Install the Texkit CLI globally on your system.

npm install -g texkit

2. Configure

Initialize a new project with the default template structure.

texkit init my-docs

3. Run

Compile your Markdown files into a static site.

texkit compile

The Texkit Library

Manage your documentation assets, templates, and configuration files in a centralized workspace. The library view provides a visual overview of your project structure and file dependencies.

Use the CLI to add new modules or update existing ones directly from the command line.

Texkit library dashboard showing project files and folder structure

Reference & Guides

Dive deep into the CLI, API, and SDKs.

CLI

CLI Reference

Complete command-line interface documentation.
Syntax

Template Syntax

Variables, loops, conditionals, and partials.
API

API Reference

Node.js SDK for programmatic pipeline control.
SDK

Python SDK

Python bindings for the Texkit engine.
SDK

Go SDK

High-performance Go bindings for server-side rendering.
Ecosystem

Plugins

Discover and install community plugins for validation, rendering, and more.

Changelog

Stay up to date with the latest features and fixes.

  • v2.4.1 Bug fixes in YAML parser and improved error messages.
    Oct 24, 2023
  • v2.4.0 Added Python SDK support and new Markdown extensions.
    Oct 10, 2023
  • v2.3.5 Performance improvements in multi-file compilation.
    Sep 28, 2023
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Community & Support

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