Repository directory structure - RedHatInsights/red-hat-ansible-automation-platform-documentation GitHub Wiki
. | ├── downstream │ ├── assemblies │ │ ├── platform-component1 │ │ └── platform-component2 │ │ ├── assembly-title-1.adoc │ │ ├── assembly-title-2.adoc │ │ └── modules -> ../modules/ │ ├── attributes │ ├── images │ │ ├── image-1.png │ │ └── image-2.png │ ├── modules │ │ ├── platform-component1 │ │ └── platform-component2 │ │ ├── module-title-1.adoc │ │ └── module-title-2.adoc | ├── titles │ │ ├── platform-component1 │ │ └── platform-component2 │ │ ├── title-1.adoc │ │ ├── title-2.adoc │ │ └── modules -> ../modules/ │ └── release-notes └── README.adoc
Top-level directories are:
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downstream: A directory that stores the Red Hat Ansible Automation platform modules, assemblies, and titles.
Lower-level directories are:
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attributes: A common directory for attribute files.
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assemblies: A directory for all assemblies, each on in its own AsciiDoc file. Assemblies are collections of modules linked together.
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Assemblies are grouped by platform component. Create a new subdirectory to organize assemblies associated with that component.
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images: A directory for all images and other digital content.
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modules: A directory for all modules, each one in its own AsciiDoc file.
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Modules are grouped by platform component. Create a new subdirectory to organize modules associated with that component.
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titles: A directory for titles (information units, e.g, install guide, user guide). Contains master.adoc files to be called during builds and symbolic links to directories (modules, etc.) that contain .adoc content.
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Titles are grouped by platform component or platform-level feature. Create a new subdirectory to organize titles associated with a component.
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