hey. It's not really intended for that type of use case but you could commit an offline bundle into source control and view that using file:// urls

Here's an example off an offline bundle: https://cljdoc.org/download/lambdaisland/uri/1.1.0

Alternatively you could also run a cljdoc instance on your own infrastructure. Depending on how many libraries/releases/developers there are one might make more sense than the other

This sounds like an interesting use case. People can self host at the organization level and can have pretty docs 😄

I agree 😄

And perhaps a business case?

I mean, ideally I’d like if I can build and commit the generated docs side-by-side with my code. I don’t mind doing it manually. But setting up codox from scratch seems a little bit of a waste of time, esp. since cljdoc has much better looking output.