The product site, docs and blog, published to GitHub Pages by .github/workflows/web-pages.yml. Built with Astro as plain static HTML. The only JavaScript is the theme toggle.

cd web
npm install
npm run dev   # http://localhost:4321/
npm run build # static output in dist/
npm run check # type-check

Requires Node 22.12+ (see .nvmrc).

Where the content lives

Docs are not copied here. The docs pages render the repo's own Markdown (docs/, extension/README.md, bridge/README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md) at build time. Edit those files, not the site. The list of pages, with their titles, sidebar groups and SEO descriptions, is DOCS in src/lib/site.mjs. Relative links in those files are rewritten by src/lib/rehypeRepoLinks.mjs: links to another rendered doc stay on the site, and everything else points to GitHub.
The Docker Compose install page (src/pages/docs/install.astro) embeds the real docker-compose.deploy.yml and .env.example.
Blog posts are Markdown files in src/content/blog/. Frontmatter: title, description, pubDate, and optionally updatedDate, tags and draft: true. Link to site pages root-relative (/docs/install/); the base path is added automatically.
Logos, fonts, favicons and screenshots come from frontend/, so the site always matches the app.
Colours mirror THEME_DEFS in frontend/src/theme.ts, as CSS variables in src/styles/global.css. The site follows the visitor's system light/dark setting, and the header button overrides it.

URL and custom domain

The site is served from https://thingport.net/ (a custom domain set in the repo's Pages settings). In CI the URL and base path come from GitHub Pages itself; local and PR builds default to that domain with base /. Override with SITE_URL=https://example.com BASE_PATH=/sub-path npm run build.