If you want to build multiple pages you can easily do that by adding in a docs folder to the root of the site folder. Inside of that folder you can add as many pages as you like. Each page will be a markdown file and it will generate a table of contents for you. Here is an example of what it looks like:
site
├───site.css
├───logo.png
├───favicon.ico
├───docula.config.mjs
├───docs
│ ├───getting-started.md
│ ├───contributing.md
│ ├───license.md
│ ├───code-of-conduct.md
Files in the docs directory become documentation pages. An index.md file inside docs will serve as the main page for the documentation section (e.g., at /docs/). The rest of the files will be added to the navigation. If you want to control the title or order of the pages you can do so by setting the title and order properties in the front matter of each markdown file. Here is an example:
title: Getting Started
order: 2
If you want your docs to be the root home page (/) instead of rendering the template home page, set homePage: false:
export const options = {
homePage: false,
};