Inside the Export Bundle
When you export your documentation with TileDocs, the generated HTML bundle includes several important service files along with the actual pages content.
Structure
Here’s a breakdown of what you’ll find:

HTML bundle structure
srcidx_[timestamp].txt
anddocuments_[timestamp].txt
: These files are the search text indexes used for the embedded search feature on your documentation website.sitemap_index.xml
: This file is automatically generated for SEO purposes. It helps Google and other search engines crawl and index your documentation more efficiently, boosting your site's search visibility.index.html
: Each directory in your documentation contains anindex.html
file that represents the actual content of each page. This ensures that all pages are accessible in a browser and follows a standard HTML structure.
Directory Tree
TileDocs organizes the exported content by creating root directories for each workspace that the user has set up within the editor.
The folder structure in the HTML bundle mirrors the documentation tree you’ve created in the TileDocs editor. Each folder in the editor corresponds to a directory in the exported bundle, keeping everything organized and easy to navigate.
Additional Files
Alongside the content and service files, the export bundle also includes several essential assets and configuration files:
_lib
directory: This folder contains all the styling (CSS) and JavaScript (JS) assets required to run the exported documentation website..nojekyll
file: If you decide to push your exported HTML bundle to GitHub Pages, TileDocs automatically includes a.nojekyll
file. This file tells GitHub to skip using Jekyll - GitHub’s default static site generator._images
directory: This folder stores all the images that you’ve uploaded to your project while working in the TileDocs editor.