Farm.js Docs MCP server

Farm.js Docs (farmjs-docs)

Official documentation site for Farm.js, built with Farm.js.

Run locally

From the repo root:

pnpm install
pnpm run --filter farmjs-docs dev

Or from this directory (after pnpm install from root):

pnpm dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

Agent waitlist database

The /agents form posts to /api/waitlist. WaitlistEntry in prisma/schema.prisma stores the normalized email (unique), signup description, and creation/update timestamps. Repeat submissions update that record instead of creating duplicates.

Set a server-only WAITLIST_DATABASE_URL in docs/.env.local for a dedicated Postgres database. Never prefix it with VITE_ or commit the credential. When omitted, the route continues to use DATABASE_URL; telemetry always keeps using DATABASE_URL.

From docs, prepare a new dedicated database once:

pnpm db:waitlist

This requires WAITLIST_DATABASE_URL explicitly and only creates the WaitlistEntry table when it is absent. It never resets a database or modifies telemetry tables. Keep prisma/waitlist.sql aligned with the Prisma model for future schema changes; the bootstrap does not upgrade an existing table.

For production, set WAITLIST_DATABASE_URL on the Vercel project serving farmjs.dev, scoped to Production, then deploy the updated app. Do not replace the existing telemetry DATABASE_URL or give PR previews access to the production waitlist. Apply the bootstrap against that same database before the deployment accepts signups; schema changes are not run automatically during builds.

Farm development loads .env.local. To run a locally built Node output from the repo root:

node --env-file=docs/.env.local docs/.farm/.output/server/index.mjs

Build

From the repo root:

pnpm run --filter farmjs-docs build

The production Vercel artifact is written to .vercel/output.

Runtime-only core build

The documentation-site build opts into @farm.js/core's runtime-only package build:

pnpm --filter @farm.js/core build:runtime

This builds the same ESM, CJS, and source-map artifacts as the default core build, but skips TypeScript declaration generation because the deployed website does not consume .d.ts files. The optimization applies to the complete farmjs.dev application, including the landing page and documentation routes.

The regular package and release build remains the default and continues to generate declarations:

pnpm --filter @farm.js/core build

Use build:runtime only for application deployments that need executable runtime artifacts. Do not use it for package publishing, release validation, or any workflow that consumes generated types.

Structure

• Landing (/) – Hero, features, and CTAs
• Docs (/docs) – Documentation index
• Getting Started (/docs/getting-started) – Installation and first steps
• Routing (/docs/routing) – File-based routing
• Layouts (/docs/layouts) – Root and nested layouts