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-# Alokai Docs Starter
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-Welcome to the Alokai Docs Boilerplate! If you're creating a new Alokai integration, this is the place to start.
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-This Nuxt project can help you preview your content locally and get it ready to be merged into the Alokai docs.
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-It extends our [Base Layer](https://docs.vuestorefront.io/community/contributing/docs/base-layer) to give you all of the modules, components, and features available in the deployed Alokai docs.
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-Then, when you're ready to publish your content, we'll work with you to get add the `content` folder of this project as a remote Git source for the Alokai docs.
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-## Tips
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-You can use the rest of this project to preview your content locally, but any components/layouts/composables/etc. will not be available to the published docs.
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-If you need additional functionality, reach out to us on [Discord](https://discord.vuestorefront.io) and we'll work with you to get it added to the docs base layer and make it available to all of our docs projects.
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-But remember - if you're publishing through the Alokai docs, only your `content` folder will be pulled into the docs.
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-### Place images directly in the `content` folder
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-If you need to use images in your content, you can place them directly in the `content` folder. Then, you can reference them in your content using the relative path.
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