Separate documentation website?

[strdr4605]

Is there a plan in the future to move the documentation to a separate website based on https://v2.docusaurus.io/ or other tools for OSS docs?

Also, I am working on a tool that adds links to the top of README: https://github.com/strdr4605/jump2header
so if no moving to separate docs website is planed, I can at least make a PR in future that adds links to the table of contents for easy navigation.

[tannerlinsley]

Right now, there is already a TOC in the Readme that should be sufficient. I don't have any public or immediate plans to move the docs to their own site. If I do, they would likely move to something like react-query.tannerlinsley.com, but I would need a lot of free time to do that or some significant sponsorships to justify the time it would take.

Also for posterity, I would not use DocZ. While I think it's a pretty great solution, and I am currently trying it out for React Table, I would like to investigate a minimal documentation site built with Next.js instead.

[justincy]

Recently released docs site: https://react-query.tanstack.com/

[Mukhammadali]

@justincy @tannerlinsley It would be great to see v1 on the new docs site as well. Is there any progress or plans on this?

[tannerlinsley]

No, and this likely won’t happen from myself unless it’s a community contribution.