Look at Docusaurus

[davidhund]

https://docusaurus.io/

[ran-dall]

@davidhund 👉 I feel like Docusaurus is meant for general documentation, as opposed to the focused and more elegant Pattern Generators currently on the list.

[davidhund]

@ran-dall You are right, it is. However, there is certainly some overlap and Docusaurus might be a 'Quick and Dirty' tool for a Pattern Library.

Maybe we should introduce another section for 'similar/related' tools?

[ran-dall]

However, there is certainly some overlap and Docusaurus might be a 'Quick and Dirty' tool for a Pattern Library.

@davidhund It's true, as it does allow you to build React components in your documentation; but not much else. If we're focusing on Pattern Generators; and not Style Guide Generators (cause there is some confusion there); then I'd argue this wouldn't be a Pattern Generator. I'd say the difference between the two is the lack of process in a Style Guide Generator (i.e., much less opinionated (e.g., Pattern Labs vs. Aigis).

Maybe we should introduce another section for 'similar/related' tools?

@davidhund I was getting to this on my last point, but I think it would be wise to point out the difference between a "Pattern Library Generator" and a "Style Guide Generator;" before we implement a "Similar/Related" area (that can be ambiguous and add some confusion). While similar and have overlap; they are not the same thing, IMO.

I would propose maybe adding a lightweight explanation (and resources) of the two methods and re-categorizing the list at the top level so that it's clear what tool follows which of the two. What would be your thoughts?