MkDocs tracking and usage

MkDocs is a static site generator designed specifically for creating documentation websites. It is written in Python and uses Markdown files as the source content for generating the website. MkDocs is easy to use, highly customizable and provides an excellent way to create professional-looking documentation sites.

You can install MkDocs using pip, the Python package manager. Simply run the following command in your command line interface: `pip install mkdocs`. This will install MkDocs along with its dependencies. Ensure that you have Python and pip installed before running the command.

To create a new MkDocs project, simply run the command `mkdocs new project_name` in your command line interface. Replace "project_name" with the desired name for your project. This command will create a new directory with the specified project name, initialize a default configuration file (`mkdocs.yml`), and provide a basic template structure for your documentation.

While working on your documentation, you can preview your MkDocs site by running the command `mkdocs serve` in your project directory. This will start a local development server that watches for any changes in your documentation files and automatically refreshes the page. By default, the server will be accessible at `http://localhost:8000`.

Once your documentation is ready, you can build the static site using MkDocs by running the command `mkdocs build`. This generates a 'site' folder containing the HTML, CSS, and other assets required for your documentation site. You can then deploy the contents of this folder to any web server, hosting platform, or content delivery network (CDN). Popular options for deployment include GitHub Pages, Netlify, and Read the Docs.