What dependencies does QuickStart Demo require?
You need Python and pip to install MkDocs and the mkdocs-aliyun-computenest theme.
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QuickStart Demo is a documentation template for deploying service instances on Alibaba Cloud Compute Nest. It uses MkDocs and the aliyun-computenest theme to generate and preview online documentation for service deployments.
Install mkdocs and the aliyun-computenest theme via pip, then run mkdocs serve in the root folder to preview locally at http://localhost:8000/. Create a new branch, submit a pull request to main, and after merging, the pages build automatically.
mkdocs serveYou need Python and pip to install MkDocs and the mkdocs-aliyun-computenest theme.
Run `mkdocs serve` in the root folder and open `http://localhost:8000/` in a browser.
Create a new branch locally, commit changes, and submit a pull request to the `main` branch. After merging, the pages are automatically deployed.
The README only describes local preview and GitHub Pages deployment; no authentication or remote hosting details are provided.

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