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Rspress Has a Free API — Static Site Generator Built on Rspack for Blazing Speed
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Rspress Has a Free API — Static Site Generator Built on Rspack for Blazing Speed

via Dev.to ReactAlex Spinov2h ago

What if your documentation site built in under 1 second — even with hundreds of pages? Rspress is a static site generator powered by Rspack (the Rust-based webpack replacement). It is designed for technical documentation at scale. Why Rspress Rspack-powered — builds 5-10x faster than webpack-based alternatives MDX support — React components in Markdown Full-text search — built-in, no external service i18n — multi-language support out of the box Plugin system — extend with custom functionality Dark mode — automatic light/dark theme Quick Start npx create-rspress@latest my-docs cd my-docs && npm run dev Write your docs in Markdown: # Getting Started Install the SDK: bash npm install my-sdk Rspress generates navigation, sidebar, table of contents, and search automatically. ## Build Performance A documentation site with 500 pages: - Docusaurus: 45 seconds - VitePress: 12 seconds - Rspress: 1.8 seconds ## Real Use Case ByteDance uses Rspress for internal documentation. With 2,000+ pages acr

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