Yes, yes, the documentation is built with this theme.

mkdocs-shadcn can be installed with pip

pip install mkdocs-shadcn

Add the following line to mkdocs.yml:

theme:
  name: shadcn

The theme tries to support the built-in extensions along with some pymdownx ones.

• admonition
• codehilite
• fenced_code
• footnotes
• pymdownx.tabbed
• pymdownx.blocks.details
• pymdownx.blocks.tab
• pymdownx.progressbar
• pymdownx.arithmatex
• builtin shadcn.echarts

• builtin excalidraw - With this plugin, you can directly edit your excalidraw scene in dev mode (kind of WYSIWYG) while it is rendered as svg at build time.
• mkdocstrings - a MkDocs plugin for auto-generating API documentation from docstrings. (alpha)

This project is open to contributions. In general, we need to apply the shadcn/ui style to already existing plugins or extensions.

We recently release the css sources we use to style the theme. It mainly uses tailwindcss.

First clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/asiffer/mkdocs-shadcn
cd mkdocs-shadcn

Then you can install python dependencies (uv required):

uv sync --all-extras

Finally, you can install tailwind with your favourite package manager (npm, yarn, bun, etc.):

bun install

We use the project pages to as a test project for this theme. You can run the local server in the pages/ subdirectory.

cd pages/
uv run mkdocs serve --watch-theme -w ..

In parallel, you are likely to run the tailwind watcher to compile the css sources. In the root folder:

bun dev