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# How to write documentation for the Node.js project This document refers to the Node.js API documentation that gets deployed to [nodejs.org/en/docs][] and consists in a general reference on how to write and update such documentation. ## Style Guide For a style guide on how to write or update the Node.js documentation refer to the [doc/README][] document. ## Building There are a few different commands that you can use to build and view the documentation locally, the simplest one being: ```bash make docserve ``` This command builds the documentation, spins up a local server and provides you with a URL to it that you can navigate to in order to view the built documentation. For more build options refer to the [documentation building][building-the-documentation] documentation. And for more details about the tooling used to build the documentation refer to the [API Documentation Tooling][] document. ## Linting and Formatting To make sure that your changes pass linting run the following command: ```bash make lint-md ``` [API Documentation Tooling]: ./api-documentation.md [building-the-documentation]: ../../BUILDING.md#building-the-documentation [doc/README]: ../../doc/README.md [nodejs.org/en/docs]: https://nodejs.org/en/docs/