I tend to write my API documentation in Markdown and generate a static site with MkDocs. However, the site I'd like to host the documentation on is a Django site. So my question is, and I can't seem to find an answer Googling around, is how would I go about hosting the MkDocs static generated site files at a location like /api/v1/docs and have the static site viewable at that URL?
UPDATE: I should point out I do serve all static files under Apache and do NOT use runserver or Debug mode to serve static files, that's just crazy. The site is completely built and working along with a REST API.
My question was simply how do I get Django (or should I say Apache) to serve the static site (for my API docs) generated by MkDocs under a certain URL. I understand how to serve media and static files for the site, but not necessarily how to serve what MkDocs generates. It generates a completely static 'site' directory with HTML and assets files in it.
I think you need the alias directive in apache and use that to redirect certain URLs to your static documentation site.