Feature map
Route-by-route guide to public Papyrus features.
Every public feature has a route that shows how a consuming site can use it. Start here when exploring Papyrus.
Feature map
- Install and configure Papyrus covers the template-first setup flow.
- Layout, header, footer, and theme controls are visible on the home page.
- Post layout and actions show covers, dates, tags, reading time, adjacent links, source/copy/share actions, table of contents, and optional back links.
- Markdown authoring guide shows Pure-style Astro/Shiki code blocks, alerts, task lists, tables, Mermaid SVG, artifacts, and zoom hooks.
- Posts index and tags show pinned ordering, list-only archive view, tag links, compact metadata, timeline link, and small covers.
- Search and tag filters work with tag filters, standalone tag pages, and generated RSS feeds for individual tags.
- Collections explains folder-backed post collections detected from TOML files.
- CV/profile templates use normalized CV data across resume, timeline, projects, A4 links, and print routes.
- Site config explains site identity, navigation, projects, feature flags, and post-list defaults.
- Projects and GitHub cards show pinned projects, project list cards, and Pure-inspired GitHub repository preview cards.
- Feature flags and plugin contract document configurable feature flags, comments, plugins, and typed plugin configuration.
- Content structure helpers explain nested folders, folder metadata, folder-derived tags, stable slugs, and generated content outlines.
- Deploy and local preview covers local dev, production preview, static hosting, base-path deploys, and deploy guidance.
- AI and mobile readiness covers generated metadata, AI indexes, responsive primitives, and mobile authoring guidance.
How to use it
Use this map as an orientation page when adding Papyrus to another Astro site. Each linked route shows the content, component, or generated artifact in context. Repository-only implementation notes stay outside visitor-facing docs.