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Document Converter API Documentation

This directory contains the complete documentation for the Document Converter API, built with Mintlify.

Structure

The documentation is organized into logical sections for easy navigation
docs/
├── mint.json                 # Mintlify configuration
├── introduction.mdx          # Homepage and overview
├── quickstart.mdx           # Quick start guide
├── setup.mdx                # Detailed setup instructions
├── api-reference/           # API documentation
│   ├── introduction.mdx     # API overview
│   ├── jobs.mdx            # Jobs API endpoints
│   ├── health.mdx          # Health check endpoints
│   └── errors.mdx          # Error handling guide
├── features/               # Feature documentation
│   ├── conversion.mdx      # Document conversion
│   ├── ocr.mdx            # OCR processing
│   ├── output-formats.mdx  # Output formats
│   └── webhooks.mdx       # Webhook integration
├── configuration/          # Configuration guides
│   └── environment.mdx     # Environment variables
└── examples/              # Code examples
    └── basic-conversion.mdx # Basic usage examples

Development

Prerequisites

Node.js

Version 18+ required

Package Manager

npm or yarn

Installation

1

Install Mintlify CLI

npm install -g @mintlify/cli
On Windows, use the stable version:
npm install @mintlify/[email protected] --save-dev --force
2

Navigate to docs directory

cd docs
3

Start development server

mintlify dev
Use npm run dev if you have local scripts configured
The documentation will be available at http://localhost:3000.

Building

To build the documentation for production:
mintlify build

Deployment

Recommended for ease of use
1

Sign up

Sign up at Mintlify
2

Connect repository

Connect your GitHub repository
3

Configure docs path

Configure the docs path as /docs
4

Deploy

Deploy automatically on push

Contributing

When adding new documentation:
1

Create MDX files

Create .mdx files in the appropriate directory
2

Update navigation

Add the page to mint.json navigation
3

Use Mintlify components

Use Mintlify components for better presentation
4

Test locally

Test locally with mintlify dev
5

Submit pull request

Submit a pull request

Features

Interactive Components

Cards, tabs, accordions, and more

Code Examples

Multi-language code blocks

API Documentation

Automatic API reference generation

Search

Built-in search functionality

Dark Mode

Automatic dark/light mode support

Mobile Friendly

Responsive design

SEO Optimized

Meta tags and sitemap generation

Mintlify Components

The documentation uses Mintlify’s special components:
  • <Card> - Feature cards and callouts
  • <CardGroup> - Group of cards
  • <Tabs> - Tabbed content
  • <AccordionGroup> - Collapsible sections
  • <CodeGroup> - Multi-language code examples
  • <ParamField> - API parameter documentation
  • <ResponseField> - API response documentation
  • <Info>, <Warning>, <Tip> - Callout boxes
  • <Steps> - Step-by-step instructions

Customization

Branding

Update mint.json to customize:

Colors and Theme

Primary colors and theme settings

Logo and Favicon

Brand assets and icons

Navigation

Navigation structure and links

Social Links

GitHub, Discord, and other links

Content

All content is written in MDX format, supporting:
Standard Markdown syntax

Support

For documentation issues:
1

Check Mintlify docs

Check the Mintlify docs
2

Open repository issue

Open an issue in the repository
3

Contact development team

Contact the development team

License

This documentation is part of the Document Converter project and follows the same license.