Libx mdBook Documentation

    mdBook 0.5.4 Latest
    Jul 6, 2026
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    Documentation

    • Guide
      • Introduction
      • Command-line tool
      • The build command
      • The clean command
      • The completions command
      • The init command
      • The serve command
      • The test command
      • The watch command
      • Running mdbook in continuous integration
      • For developers
      • Alternative backends
      • Preprocessors
      • Format
      • Configuration
      • Environment variables
      • General configuration
      • Configuring Preprocessors
      • Configuring Renderers
      • Markdown
      • MathJax support
      • mdBook-specific features
      • SUMMARY.md
      • Theme
      • Editor
      • index.hbs
      • Syntax highlighting
      • Creating a book
      • Installation
      • Reading books
      • Contributors

    Configuration

    This section details the configuration options available in the book.toml:

    • General configuration including the book, rust, build sections
    • Preprocessor configuration for default and custom book preprocessors
    • Renderer configuration for the HTML, Markdown and custom renderers
    • Environment Variable configuration for overriding configuration options in your environment
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    Canonical language

    This document is "mdBook Documentation 0.5.4" by mdBook contributors, formatted for libx.

    Source
    mdBook Documentation 0.5.4
    Upstream version
    mdBook 0.5.4
    License
    MPL-2.0
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    mdBook 0.5.4 fixed documentation, MPL-2.0. Original chapter · Original Markdown · Editable Libx document · Complete fixed upstream source. · Editable source and build context.

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