Skip to main content
This documentation is a Mintlify site living in the product repository at docs/site/, published at docs.hr-easy.nlead.ch.

​
Layout

​
Running it locally

Serves on http://localhost:3000 with hot reload. Note that the app’s dev server uses the same port — stop one before starting the other, or pass mint dev --port 3333. Check links before pushing:

​
The generated API reference

docs/site/api-reference/portal.v1.json is generated, not written. It is one of the committed artifacts produced by:
which writes both openapi/portal.v1.json (the canonical cross-repo artifact the mobile app generates its client from) and the docs-site copy. Mintlify resolves openapi paths relative to its own docs.json directory, which is why a copy lives inside docs/site/ rather than being referenced across the repository. npm run check:openapi-drift verifies both byte-for-byte against the Zod schemas and runs in npm run check:all, so the two can never diverge. The artifact list itself is a single shared constant pinned by a test.
Never hand-edit portal.v1.json in either location, and do not let Prettier reformat it — both paths are in .prettierignore because a reformat would fight the drift gate. Change the Zod schema and regenerate.

​
Deployment

The Mintlify GitHub App watches the repository and deploys on every push to the default branch (develop), with the docs directory configured as docs/site. Both settings live in the dashboard under Settings → Deployment → Git settings (app.mintlify.com/settings/deployment/git-settings): install the app on RaiNotter/swiss-hr-easy only, set the branch to develop and the docs path to docs/site. Until the custom domain below is live, the site answers at the *.mintlify.site address shown on the dashboard’s Overview page. Because documentation-only PRs take the CI fast path, a docs change goes through a ~3-minute static leg rather than the full ~15-minute gate.

​
The custom domain

1

Add the domain in Mintlify

In the Mintlify dashboard, open Settings → Deployment → Custom domain (app.mintlify.com/settings/deployment/custom-domain), enter docs.hr-easy.nlead.ch and leave the Host at toggle off (that toggle is for hosting under a path of an existing site). The dashboard then lists the DNS records to create.
2

Create the DNS records

In the DNS zone for nlead.ch, add the two verification TXT records first, wait until the dashboard shows both as verified, and only then add the CNAME:
Use the values the dashboard shows rather than the ones written here. Mintlify has changed its CNAME target before, and the dashboard is authoritative. If nlead.ch is proxied through Cloudflare, add the CNAME right after the TXT records instead of waiting for verification.
3

Wait for propagation and the certificate

A TLS certificate is issued automatically once the CNAME resolves. Verify:
4

Confirm the site answers

Load https://docs.hr-easy.nlead.ch, check that the navigation renders all six tabs, and that the API-reference tab lists the portal endpoints.

​
Verification

  • docs.hr-easy.nlead.ch resolves to the Mintlify CNAME target.
  • HTTPS serves a valid certificate; HTTP redirects to it.
  • All six navigation tabs render.
  • The API-reference tab shows generated endpoint pages.
  • Search returns results.
  • The site renders correctly in both light and dark appearance.
docs.hr-easy.nlead.ch is a public site. It documents the product, not any customer’s installation. Never put a customer’s resource names, contacts, hostnames or configuration here — those belong in the customer overlay under docs/customers/<customer>/ in the repository.

​
Editing conventions

  • Page files are .mdx with title and description frontmatter.
  • Navigation is docs.json — a new page must be added there or it is unreachable.
  • Internal links are absolute from the docs root: /guides/payroll/overview, with no file extension.
  • Prettier formats the MDX, so run npm run format before committing.
  • Keep the page slug stable once published; a rename breaks external links.

​
When product behaviour changes

Update the page in the same PR as the code. The documentation is not a separate deliverable — a docs page that describes last quarter’s behaviour is trusted and wrong, which is the worst combination.