Illustration of the open-source Capydocs Eleventy template

The Eleventy template behind the original Capydocs website was published as open-source code on November 24, 2025. Its source is available in capydocs/capydocs-11ty-template.

Supported content sources

The template accepts ordinary Markdown posts and Capydocs container formats. A TextPack is a ZIP-based document that keeps Markdown and attachments together. A TextBundle is the directory form of the same idea. The Eleventy extension reads either container, finds its primary text file, exposes its metadata, and copies referenced assets into the generated site.

This allows an article to remain portable while it is edited in Capydocs. Images and other attachments can travel with the source document instead of relying on absolute paths elsewhere on the computer.

Static output

Eleventy converts the sources into HTML and builds the shared layouts, tag pages, feed, sitemap, and redirects. The output is a static directory that can be hosted without an application server or database.

The repository now serves as the source of capydocs.com as well as a working example of the template. Run pnpm build inside the checkout to generate the site locally.