Сheck out the structure. All filenames must:
- Start with a small letter
- Stylized as snake_case
Subject - the name that is the theme of the links (e.g. math, astrobiology, cookery, etc.) Part - the name that is the type of resources that a links point to (articles, videos, books, catalogs, etc.)
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Links
- [Link name](link) - Description
* [Link name](link) - Description
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Parts
## Part name
- If the part exists, look at how the previous links are designed, and just do it in the same form (check links example).
- If the part doesn't exists, skip two (2) empty lines from the last part (or the name of the subject, if there are no parts), then create the name of the part according to the parts example, skip one line and add links
Check which section (materials, art, science) your theme includes, you can do this with links:
- Outline of formal science
- Outline of social science
- Outline of natural science
- Outline of performing arts
- Outline of visual arts
If links are not useful, then you will have to act according to logic, for example, you will not put botany in pedagogy (As a last resort, you can ask via issue)
Having decided on the section, understand whether your subject is independent or is part of another subject to which the subject belongs, create for it:
- a folder if it has possible subtopics in the future:
SubjectName/SubjectName.md
- a file if no subtopics are planned
subjectName.md
⚠️ Do not forget to add an entry about the new topic to the SUMMARY.md file, specifying the name of the topic and the path to it.md
file. put* [SubjectName](pathToSubject)
if you add a file put- [SubjectName](pathToSubject)
if you add a folder
Open the .md
file of the element that you just created, make its beginning according to the template:
# Description
`Add description (1-2 sentences)` - it is not necessary, you can just leave `TODO`
Next, add part and links in accordance with the requirements described in update existing subject
header