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Consensys documentation guide

Welcome to the Consensys documentation guide. This guide contains information about contributing to Consensys developer documentation sites and creating new documentation sites.

Overview​

Each Consensys developer product has a documentation site, maintained by the Consensys developer documentation team (internal page). The docs use a docs-as-code approach and are mostly open source, empowering developers and community members to contribute to the docs alongside the docs team.

This guide aims to help writers, developers, product managers, and community members contribute to the existing doc sites and create new doc sites.

note

This guide assumes familiarity with Git, GitHub, and Markdown.

The doc sites are built using the Docusaurus static site generator and hosted on Vercel.

List of documentation sites​

The following table shows the full list of developer documentation sites supported by Consensys.

Doc siteGitHub repositoryDescription
TekuConsensys-Incorporated/doc.tekuMaintained by the docs team.
Besubesu-eth/besu-docsMaintained by the docs team. Besu is a Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust (LFDT) project and has its own Besu docs contribution guidelines.
Web3SignerConsensys-Incorporated/doc.web3signerMaintained by the docs team.
LineaConsensys-Incorporated/doc.lineaMaintained by the docs team.
gnarkConsensys-Incorporated/doc.gnarkMaintained by the docs team.
ZesuConsensys-Incorporated/doc.zesuMaintained by the docs team.
Documentation guide (this site)Consensys-Incorporated/docs-templateMaintained by the docs team.