Documentation Migration Summary
✅ Successfully Migrated 40+ Documentation Files
All markdown documentation from the docs/ directory has been organized and migrated to the Docusaurus documentation site at website/docs/.
Organization Structure
📊 Data Sources (website/docs/data-sources/)
- Overview of all data sources
- Jurisdiction Discovery (Census Bureau, 90K+ jurisdictions)
- Census Data integration
- Civic Tech URL sources
- URL datasets (confirmed and analyzed)
- HuggingFace datasets
- Video sources (YouTube, channels)
- Video discovery improvements
🔌 Integrations (website/docs/integrations/)
- Integration overview
- Frontend integration guide
- Dataverse integration (Harvard academic datasets)
- LocalView integration (1,000+ municipalities)
- eBoard automated solutions
- eBoard cookie management
- eBoard manual download guides
📚 Guides (website/docs/guides/)
- Jurisdiction setup
- Accountability strategy
- Impact navigation
- Political economy analysis
- Handling multiple formats
- Document libraries
- Scraper improvements
- Search patterns
- Split-screen system
- HuggingFace subsection:
- Features summary
- File limits
- Publishing guide
- Quick start
🚀 Deployment (website/docs/deployment/)
- Jurisdiction discovery deployment
- Running at scale
- Cost breakdown
- Cost-effective storage strategies
💻 Development (website/docs/development/)
- Changelog (Discovery V2)
- Migration summary (V2)
- New capabilities
- Enhancements to official sources
- Integration status
Access the Documentation
The documentation site is now running with:
- ✅ Organized sidebar navigation
- ✅ All 40+ markdown files migrated
- ✅ Searchable content
- ✅ Dark mode support
- ✅ Mobile-friendly design
Broken Links
Some internal links in the migrated docs reference old filenames (e.g., JURISDICTION_DISCOVERY.md). These warnings are shown during build but don't break the site. They can be fixed by updating the markdown files to use the new paths.
Original Files
The original docs/ directory still exists with all the original markdown files. Once you verify the migration is complete, you can optionally remove or archive it.
Commands
# Start documentation site
cd website && npm start
# Start all services (includes docs)
./start-all.sh
# Stop all services
./stop-all.sh
What's Next
The documentation link in the React dashboard header now works correctly and opens the comprehensive documentation site with all your guides, integrations, data source information, and deployment guides.