With this feature we can render all pages as HTML documents and publish them to static file hosting (GitHub pages, s3 buckets and any others)

This approach has the following benefits:

• no backend required
• more secure (because there is no backend)
• faster, because we don't need to render page on each request

So, this feature can be extremely useful for public docs such as editorjs.io or docs.hawk.so.

Bonus feature: you can now put docs database and uploads to git repo and allow other people to contribute (there are some issues, that can be resolved in the future). Demo: https://github.com/nikmel2803/editorjs-docs (see README).

• default config renamed (now it's docs-config.yaml)
• codex.docs now can be published and used as npm package (for running server locally from npm package)
• codex.docs now have it's own CLI interface

Future possible upgrades

• run docs server with npx codex.docs
• more options for static files generation
• more CLI functions (like DB migration) or project initialization