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Integrations FAQ

Find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions on our Integrations Platform

Can I build my own integration?

Our integration platform is currently available to anyone with a GitBook account! Head to GitBook Integrations or visit our Developer Documentation to learn more.

Can I request an integration?

Yes! We have an integration request form you can submit here. Additionally, you can always head to our GitBook Community to chat with others about what you'd like to see in GitBook.

Can I customize GitBook using CSS, JavaScript or other programming languages?

Right now, it is not possible to customize your GitBook as you may have seen or heard about in the past. In an earlier and open-sourced version of GitBook this was possible, but with the current version, this functionality was removed.
You can read more about the launch of GitBook 3.0 here.
We'd like to make GitBook fit into your current workflows, whether you're using Python, Java, Docker, React, or something entirely different—We're currently exploring new ways to allow you to customize your GitBook experience further (including the use of the Integrations Platform mentioned above), while giving you a similar experience you might have had with our previous plugin ecosystem or book.json workflow.

What happened to GitBook's CLI tool?

GitBook's CLI tool is not currently supported in the latest version of the GitBook platform. Most of the features previously supported by the CLI are now supported by our GitBook<>GitHub integration.
Content hosted on the legacy.gitbook.com will continue working until further notice.