Each and every website project should have a root folder. Let's assume that name of that folder will be MySite. The folder structure should look like:
MySite
engine
....
src
....
www
....
config.yaml
Inside engine folder there will be all binaries for Solidify Engine.
Inside src folder there will be all source files for the project. This folder structure is more complicated and will be described in a dedicated section later.
Inside www folder there will be all pre-rendered files of website project. Solidify Engine will use this folder as a default output folder.
Inside config.yaml file there will be all the configuration for current website project.
There is a list of files that will be ignored by engine to load and process. These files are:
README.md.DS_StoreThese files will be ignored, if found, in any folders and subfolders.
Inside src folder there will be all the source files for website project. This folder structure should look like:
src
Assets
....
Data
....
Layout
....
Partials
....
Pages
....
Inside Assets folder there will be all assets (css, js, png, gif, etc.) that will be copied to output without any modifications. Under current output folder engine will create a folder with name Assets and copy all files from source assets folder there. Nested folders are supported.
Inside Data folder there will be all data files. For now Solidify Engine can support those data formats:
Inside Layout folder there will be all layout files. For now Solidify Engine can support those layout formats:
Inside Pages folder there will be all pages files. Each page file is a markdown markup file with some mandatory metadata at the start of the file.
Solidify Project is powered by .NET Core 2.0 and distributed under MIT license