We're excited to announce that the official website for has launched! React Native Echarts We're constantly updating the site to provide you with the latest information about our project. On the website, you will find the complete documentation, edit demos online, and view solutions to common issues and other related information. New Logo And Design We've designed a logo that reflects our project's key features: efficiency, simplicity, and technology. The logo is based on a polar coordinate bar chart and has been transformed into a modern and technological style. Hope you like it! Building a Modern Document Website for React Native Library In addition to the website launch information, I will also describe how to build a modern documentation website. If you're interested in building a documentation website for your open-source project, this guide can be a great reference. Initialized with Docusaurus To build a modern documentation website, the first step is to use to initialize your project. Docusaurus provides a framework for building documentation websites quickly and easily. You can initialize your project with the following command. Docusaurus npx create-docusaurus@latest my-website classic --typescript For more information, please refer to . Docusaurus Getting Started Ember Expo Snack is an open-source platform for running React Native apps in the browser. If you are building a website for a React Native library, this is an excellent feature that helps developers easily try out and test their code without having to download anything locally. Expo Snack Integrating Snack in a Docusaurus project can be challenging. I refer to this and the source code at . issue react-native-website Integrating Snack involves the following steps. Write a remarkPlugins call . This plugin will visit all nodes with when compiling markdown files, and replace the node with a SnackPlayer . @react-native-website/remark-snackplayer code node.lang == 'SnackPlayer' div Write a client module call . This module listens for client-side events and call , at the appropriate time. snackPlayerInitializer initSnackPlayers updateSnacksTheme Modify the a configuration file , add to remarkPlugins, add to clientModules, and add to . docusaurus.config.js @react-native-website/remark-snackplayer snackPlayerInitializer https://snack.expo.dev/embed.js scripts In the file, define some styles for snack-player. src/css/custom.css Write code in a markdown file with a code block. SnackPlayer name=Hello%20World
import { Text } from 'react-native';
export default function() {
  return (
    <Text>Hello, world!</Text>
  );
} Now you have an online editor, like the one below. If you are interested in the implementation principles, you can take a look at our as well as . commit Including Snacks in your documentation Use a SnackPlayer Component Ember Expo Snack is cool, but sometimes I want to put the code in a tsx file and then import it to the article where I need it. In this way, my code is easier to edit and reusable. In addition to the online editor, we provide a SnackPlayer component that can be used like below. import SnackPlayer from '@site/src/components/SnackPlayer';
import SimpleLineChart from '!!raw-loader!@site/src/snippets/simple-line-chart/index.tsx';

<SnackPlayer name="Simple Line Chart">{SimpleLineChart}</SnackPlayer> Thanks to Webpack raw-loader, you can import any code file as raw text, and then insert it in a code block. This component is also very simple to implement, accepting snack-related props and code string, and turning them into SnackPlayer , refer to . div this commit You can now use @wuba/react-native-echarts online, . We plan to provide more use cases in the future. try it out now If you want to customize your own components, please refer to . By the way, if you just want to have a live editor for react, is a good choice. Using JSX in Markdown React Live Add Doc Search Algolia is a search engine that can be integrated into your Docusaurus project to provide fast and efficient search functionality for your documentation website. This feature helps users quickly and easily find the information they need. It's easy to integrate Algolia with Docusaurus. You can refer to for more information. Docusaurus Doc Search I18n Support With the increase of international users, supporting multiple languages is becoming increasingly important. Docusaurus provides i18n support to help you create a website that can be easily translated into different languages. Currently, we have only added 2 languages, Chinese and English, if you have other needs, please let us know. For more information, please refer to . Docusaurus i18n Show Github Contributes It's always important to give credit where credit is due. Showing the contributors of your project on your documentation website is a great way to acknowledge their hard work and dedication. We build a on and associate the team with the GitHub repository. react-native-echart team https://opencollective.com/ You can then get the contributor images for the project by assembling the following link: https://cdn.hackernoon.com/images/vJcrvKCc3hh6oCV6ujhOFQ6v9dN2-2023-03-29T13:34:07.603Z-clftqa8dv000r0bs6dt0sg2pl Thanks to the following contributors, if you want to join us, please feel free to submit a PR or issue. Deploying Your Website Use GitHub Pages to Deploys Deploying your website is an important step in making it accessible to the public. Docusaurus makes it easy to deploy your website using GitHub Pages. This is a fast and efficient way to get your website online quickly. For more information, please refer to . Docusaurus Deploying to GitHub Pages Increase Website Traffic Add Global Site Tag for Analytics To better understand how users interact with our website, we can use Google Analytics to track various metrics such as page views, bounce rates, and user demographics. To integrate Google Analytics with Docusaurus, you can use the plugin. @docusaurus/plugin-google-gtag For more information, please refer to . Docusaurus Google Analytics SEO Optimization Search engine optimization (SEO) is critical for ensuring that your documentation website is easily discoverable by search engines. Docusaurus provides a variety of tools and features that can help you optimize your website for SEO. For more information, please refer to . Docusaurus SEO Add Sitemap to Google Search Console A sitemap is a file that lists all the pages on our website and helps search engines like Google index our website more efficiently. By adding a sitemap to Google Search Console, we can help Google to discover and index all the pages on our website. Docusaurus comes with a built-in plugin for generating a sitemap. You can get the sitemap by visiting the /sitemap.xml page on your website. Every language has its sitemap, for example: https://wuba.github.io/react-native-echarts/sitemap.xml https://wuba.github.io/react-native-echarts/zh-Hans/sitemap.xml For more information, please refer to . Once the sitemap is generated, we can submit it to Google Search Console. Docusaurus Sitemap Summary In this article, we have shown you how to use Docusaurus to build a modern documentation website, as well as how to integrate common features such as online editing, document search, multi-language support, contributor display, and analytics. By following these steps, you can create a robust and user-friendly documentation website for your open-source project. Also, the source code of our website is located . here Also published . here

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