Documentation Files¶
Obelisk includes several documentation files to guide developers and users.
README.md¶
The primary project README provides an overview of Obelisk:
The README typically includes: - Project description and purpose - Quick start instructions - Key features - Requirements - Basic usage examples - Links to more detailed documentation
CONTRIBUTING.md¶
Guidelines for contributing to the project:
This file covers: - How to set up a development environment - Coding standards and conventions - Testing requirements - Pull request process - Issue reporting guidelines
CLAUDE.md¶
Special instructions for Claude AI assistants:
This file provides: - Project context for Claude AI - Common commands and workflows - Code style guidelines - Specific instructions for AI-assisted development
LICENSE¶
The project's license file:
Obelisk is licensed under the MIT License, which: - Permits commercial use, modification, distribution, and private use - Requires license and copyright notice inclusion - Provides no warranty or liability
Documentation Structure¶
The documentation content is organized in the vault
directory, with additional content generated during the build process:
vault/
├── assets/ # Static assets like images
├── cloud/ # Cloud-related documentation
├── customization/ # Theme customization documentation
├── development/ # Development setup documentation
├── javascripts/ # Custom JavaScript files
├── overrides/ # Theme template overrides
├── stylesheets/ # Custom CSS styles
└── index.md # Home page
Generated Documentation¶
The built documentation is generated to the site
directory:
site/
├── 404.html # Not found page
├── assets/ # Processed assets
├── cloud/ # Built cloud documentation
├── customization/ # Built customization documentation
├── development/ # Built development documentation
├── index.html # Built home page
├── search/ # Search index files
├── sitemap.xml # Site map for search engines
└── versions.json # Documentation version information