[[PageOutline(1-2)]] = How to document the quickstart file == Where to find the quickstart files The overview files are located at: https://github.com/OSGeo/OSGeoLive-doc/tree/master/doc/quickstart == Notation For this documentation: * Words surrounded by `< >` are to be defined by the person documenting the project * `` is the slug name defined on `projects_info.csv` file * The project overview file name is `_quickstart.rst` for example `udig_quickstart.rst` * Words surrounded by `@ @` are variables * Words surrounded by `| |` are Sphinx variables ||= Variable =||= Example =||= Action =|| || @LOGO_@ || `@LOGO_udig@` || Gets the logo image of the project if it exists || || @OSGEO_KIND_@ || `@OSGEO_KIND_udig@` || Gets the logo of the kind of project within OSGeo as defined on the `projects_info.csv`|| || @NAME_@ || `@NAME_udig@` || Gets the name of the project as defined on the `projects_info.csv` || || @QUICKSTART_@ || `@QUICKSTART_udig@` || Will generate a link to the quickstart if defined on the `projects_info.csv` || || @SCREENSHOT_@ || `@SCREENSHOT_udig@` || Places the screenshot to a given standard size || || |version-| || `|version-udig|` || Project's version defined on the `projects_info.csv` = `quickstart_.rst` File Structure {{{ :Author: :Reviewer: :Version: :License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) @LOGO_@ @OSGEO_KIND_@ ******************************************************************************** @NAME_@ Quickstart ******************************************************************************** First sentence defines what the application does. You may also need to include a sentence of two describing the domain. Eg: For a Business Intelligence application, you should describe what Business Intelligence is. This Quick Start describes how to: * Add a title and subtitle * Add a link * `Web Map Service (WMS) `__ * use the standard map tools * apply color to map features using styling .. contents:: Contents This is a title ================================================================================ A title has a line with 80 '=', and you use them to separate big sections of the quickstart Here a paragraph is starting because of the blank line above. But this line belongs to this second paragraph. This is a subtitle -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A subtitle has a line with 80 '-', and you use them to separate sections within the title The following is an image, and Its being described here .. image:: /images/projects//image_name.png :scale: 70 % The image can be described here also .. this is a comment, because it does not start with a sphinx command .. TODO I am using a comment to mention some reminder of things to do This :menuselection:`Geospatial --> Desktop GIS --> uDig` can be used for a sequence of clicks on menus will look like: `Geospatial ‣ Desktop GIS ‣ uDig` * This is a bulleted list. * It has two items, the second item uses two lines. (note the indentation) 1. This is a numbered list. 2. It has two items too. 3. This numbered list * Has a bullet list (note the blank line and the indentation) * This bullet has an image (note the blank line and the indentation) .. image:: /images/projects//image_name.png :scale: 70 % .. note:: Notes are used to provide descriptions and background information without getting in the way of instructions. Notes will likely be rendered in the margin in some printed formats. .. tip:: Tips are used to provide extra useful information, and will likely be rendered in the margin in some printed formats. The **Bold** and the *Italic*. The following is for code :: Code starts here, (note the blank line bewtween the `::` and the code More code This is not code The following is `link title `__ (note back ticks ` and the 2 underscores at the end) The following is an internal link :doc:`../overview/_overview`. Things to Try ================================================================================ This section is highly recommended, and should provide pointers further things to try. Present a list of ideas for people to try out: * Start off very specific with something most people can do based on the materials as presented. * Continue on with a challenge that involves a small bit of research * It is **recommended** that research be limited to something that can be found in documentation packaged on OSGeoLive, as users might not be connected to the Internet. Here are some additional challenges for you to try: #. Try Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Mauris eget dui vitae estsodales consequat eget vel risus. Fusce suscipit lorem sit amet elementum volutpat. #. Try Praesent pretium mauris id porta convallis. What Next? ================================================================================ This section is highly recommended, please provide links to further tutorials and other documentation. * the tutorial Maybe have a short description of the tutorial. The tutorial or documentation might not be inside the disk, so use this link style: The link: `link title `__ }}}