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Run Locally

$ npm install
$ npm start

$ npm run start:api

Build & Deploy

$ npm run build
$ npm run deploy

Push to any branch will generate deployment preview via Vercel

Push to main will automatically deploy to production via Vercel

Algolia Search

This is done automatically through a github action, see .github/worksflows/algolia-docsearch.yml.

Docs, Learn & Guides

Docs, Learn & Guides sections are open to contributions. If you find a mistake, or you think that something could be improved, please open a PR 🙂

  • Docs: ./site/content/docs
  • Learn: ./site/content/learn
  • Guides: ./site/content/guides

Markdown extensions

Fancy fenced code blocks with title

You can make fancy fenced code blocks as follows. We recognize any typescript and javascript code blocks and add a nice logo to them.

```ts {title="src/index.ts"}
console.log('hello world')
```

You can also highlight certain lines in the code block by adding a hl_lines attribute to the code block.

```ts {title="src/index.ts", hl_lines=[2]}
console.log('hello world')
console.log('this will be highlighted')
console.log('goodbey world')
``` 

Alerts

We removed all the custom Hugo shortcodes and replaced them with markdown alerts. You can use the following types:

  • [!NOTE] (default, same as not specifying any type)
  • [!WARNING]
  • [!CLI]
> This is a default note / info alert.

> [!NOTE]
> This is the same as the default note / info alert, just more explicit.

> [!WARNING]
> This is a warning.

> [!CLI]
> This adds a CLI tip!

Blog

Do you want to share your use case and experience using Checkly with your product? Become a guest author. Reach us at giovanni@checklyhq.com

License

MIT