I am currently evaluating using Docusaurus to generate a static web site. The site itself is not documentation focused, in fact, the site is not even computer or technology related. But as a techie myself, I want a CI and Git-powered publishing strategy for this web site.
Docusaurus uses Markdown for its page content (outside of custom React-based pages). However, when these Markdown pages are built, they are all placed in a top-level folder in the static site called docs. This folder naming doesn't really fit with the web site I want to produce.
There is a configuration setting for customDocsPath but this only changes where the build looks for Markdown files, not the output path in the created site content.
I'm not a React developer, but aside from hacking away at the JavaScript in the build engine to search/replace instances of docs, is there a better way to do this?
We don't currently support routes other than /docs - yet. There is a pull request that started back in August, but has been recently resurrected again. The PR is being reviewed and updated to allow more customizable routes.