In active mode content can be pulled from heterogeneous data sources and normalized via plugins, to the configured components/theme. As your content changes, the site will re-pull the content and update your site in real-time.

The standard generated site comes with 2 sources to demonstrate, how 'active' mode work.

• a local source, which loads content from ./docs
• a remote source, which loads content from a sample Github repository

All content is composed together within a namespace.

A namespace is the scope for aggregated content, represented by the root path. e.g Our sample docs are aggregated into a namespace called mosaic and served by the user journey http://localhost:3000/mosaic

Mosaic doc sources are defined by a file called mosaic.config.mjs

Here is how that might look for a standard site.

To tryout local content creation, add a file called./docs/index.mdx

The load http://localhost:3000/local

Each directory should contain an index.mdx which is the default page, when a page is loaded without a path

Now create other pages and subdirectories and explore how Mosaic, builds your user-journeys from your fileset.

To tryout remote content creation, your standard site comes pre-configured to load our Mosaic sample docs.

Edit the mosaic.config.mjs and change your repoUrl and branch to pull content from other repos.