mostage.js.org

[mirmousaviii]

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The site content is a presentation framework based on Markdown and HTML (Core Library + CLI)

[MattIPv4]

👋 I think your page would benefit from some actual documentation on the JS package that backs this. Currently, it is just an editor that happens to use JS, which doesn't really qualify you for a JS.org subdomain (most of the internet uses JS), but if the content had more of a focus on documenting how developers would use the JS package themselves, that'd definitely be appropriate for a JS.org subdomain request.

[mirmousaviii]

@MattIPv4 👋
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I’ve updated the repository to focus on the main JavaScript package behind the project.

The core package is now published on npm and can be used both as a CLI and a library for developers.
The documentation now covers installation, usage examples, API references, and plugin/theme development guides — showing how developers can use the JS package directly.

Here’s the updated repository:
mostage

And the new docs site focuses on the JS package itself, not just the editor.

Thanks again for your time and for maintaining JS.ORG.

I really appreciate the initiative and the clear feedback! 🙏

[indus]

I've already added your requested subdomain to JS.ORGs zonefile. But because you are using a workflow to deploy the page, additional steps may be required to make the CNAME work.
FYI: #7853 (comment) / #8532 (comment)

[mirmousaviii]

@indus Thanks for your response!
I added the CNAME.

Done, That works as well.

[indus]

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