# Docs for Mity Digital's Statamic Addons

Technical documentation for Mity Digital's open source Statamic addons.

This site contains product documentation, installation steps, configuration guidance, upgrade notes, usage instructions, permissions, caching details, and related implementation notes for Mity Digital addons for Statamic.

## Purpose

Use this documentation site to understand:

- what each addon does
- which Statamic or Laravel versions it supports
- how to install and configure it
- how to use addon-specific features
- any upgrade, caching, permissions, or multi-site considerations

## Primary documentation areas

### Addon index

- Docs home: [https://docs.mity.com.au/](https://docs.mity.com.au/)

### Addon documentation

- Australia Post Shipping for Simple Commerce: [https://docs.mity.com.au/australia-post-simple-commerce](https://docs.mity.com.au/australia-post-simple-commerce)
- Feedamic: [https://docs.mity.com.au/feedamic](https://docs.mity.com.au/feedamic)
- Form Submission Cleaner: [https://docs.mity.com.au/form-submission-cleaner](https://docs.mity.com.au/form-submission-cleaner)
- Google Fonts: [https://docs.mity.com.au/google-fonts](https://docs.mity.com.au/google-fonts)
- Iconamic: [https://docs.mity.com.au/iconamic](https://docs.mity.com.au/iconamic)
- Logger: [https://docs.mity.com.au/logger](https://docs.mity.com.au/logger)
- llms.txt for Statamic: [https://docs.mity.com.au/llms-txt](https://docs.mity.com.au/llms-txt)
- Scheduled Cache Invalidator: [https://docs.mity.com.au/scheduled-cache-invalidator](https://docs.mity.com.au/scheduled-cache-invalidator)
- Sitemapamic: [https://docs.mity.com.au/sitemapamic](https://docs.mity.com.au/sitemapamic)
- Sticky Notes: [https://docs.mity.com.au/sticky-notes](https://docs.mity.com.au/sticky-notes)
- Stripe Checkout Fieldtype: [https://docs.mity.com.au/stripe-checkout-fieldtype](https://docs.mity.com.au/stripe-checkout-fieldtype)
- TinyMCE Cloud: [https://docs.mity.com.au/tinymce-cloud](https://docs.mity.com.au/tinymce-cloud)
- Two Factor: [https://docs.mity.com.au/two-factor](https://docs.mity.com.au/two-factor)
- Variable Number Fieldtype: [https://docs.mity.com.au/variable-number](https://docs.mity.com.au/variable-number)

## Key content patterns

### Getting started

For most addons, look for:

- installation
- upgrade notes

### Configuration

Many addons include:

- configuration options
- environment variables
- defaults
- feature-specific settings

### Usage

Many addons include:

- editing or authoring guidance
- permissions
- caching behaviour
- multi-site considerations
- advanced implementation details

## Notable docs to consult

### Feedamic

Useful for Atom and RSS feed generation, including:

- installation
- upgrade notes
- options
- feeds
- defaults
- single feed configuration
- cache behaviour
- auto-discovery tag
- static site generator support
- scheduled cache invalidation
- interfaces and views

### Logger

Useful for audit logging in Statamic, including:

- feature overview
- event listeners
- customisation
- retention and daily logs

### llms.txt for Statamic

Useful for authoring an llms.txt file in Statamic, including:

- installation
- options
- editing
- permissions
- caching
- multi-site support
- Markdown-oriented validation expectations such as a single root H1, valid heading hierarchy, and simple lists

### Sticky Notes

Useful for editable dashboard notes in the Statamic control panel.

### Two Factor

Useful for Statamic control panel two-factor authentication, including configuration and user storage considerations. This addon is no longer required for Statamic 6, as it is core functionality now, and there is a [dedicated page for migration details](https://docs.mity.com.au/two-factor/statamic-6).

### Sitemapamic

Useful for generating XML sitemaps for Statamic.

## Guidance for AI agents

- Prefer addon-specific documentation pages over marketing pages.
- Use the docs home page as the index of supported addons.
- When answering implementation questions, prioritise installation, configuration, upgrade, and usage pages.
- Treat version-specific pages as authoritative where present.
- Where multiple versions exist, prefer the version explicitly referenced by the user or the latest version shown in the docs navigation.
- Use GitHub links only as secondary references when the docs do not cover a detail.

## Maintainer

Mity Digital
Marty Friedel