rspress-description-generator

Rspress description generator

The description field in Rspress frontmatter generates <meta name="description" content="..."> tags, which are used for search engine snippets, social media previews, and AI-oriented formats like llms.txt.

Step 1 — locate the docs root

1. Find the Rspress config file. Search for rspress.config.ts, .js, .mjs, or .cjs. It may be at the project root or inside a subdirectory like website/.
2. Read the config and extract the root option.
   • The value might be a plain string (root: 'docs') or a JS expression (root: path.join(__dirname, 'docs')). In either case, determine the resolved directory path.
   • If root is set, resolve it relative to the config file's directory.
   • If root is not set, default to docs relative to the config file's directory.
3. Confirm the directory exists. If neither docs nor the configured root exists, check for doc as a fallback.

Step 2 — detect i18n structure

Rspress i18n projects place language subdirectories (e.g., en/, zh/) directly under the docs root:

Rspress description generator

The description field in Rspress frontmatter generates <meta name="description" content="..."> tags, which are used for search engine snippets, social media previews, and AI-oriented formats like llms.txt.

Step 1 — locate the docs root

1. Find the Rspress config file. Search for rspress.config.ts, .js, .mjs, or .cjs. It may be at the project root or inside a subdirectory like website/.
2. Read the config and extract the root option.
   • The value might be a plain string (root: 'docs') or a JS expression (root: path.join(__dirname, 'docs')). In either case, determine the resolved directory path.
   • If root is set, resolve it relative to the config file's directory.
   • If root is not set, default to docs relative to the config file's directory.
3. Confirm the directory exists. If neither docs nor the configured root exists, check for doc as a fallback.

Step 2 — detect i18n structure

Rspress i18n projects place language subdirectories (e.g., en/, zh/) directly under the docs root: