Hello,

Thank you for the tool. It produces the best schema docs out there!

But I have a problem: I don't want my doc website to accept a schema as a parameter and then generate its doc dynamically. Instead, I want to have some CLI tool (nodejs tool maybe?) that accepts the schema, and generates a static website out of it. Would there be a way to refactor your code to make it do just that? I don't think it is too much of a hassle, what do you guys think?

one other option that does not require refactoring is to have a (docker image maybe?) that hosts the app on some server, and then communicates with it using Selenium (web browser simulator) and provides it with the Schema, then stores the generated page as a static website.

The reason why I am interested in a static page is that I have a humongous schema, and the tool takes about 5 seconds to generate it each time a user opens the docs. But if it were static, it would have been much faster.