chore(doc): add doc

Author: TheauW

docs/developer/create_application.md

@@ -22,4 +22,6 @@ The code of your app should be in `packages/diracx-web-components/src/components
 
 In order to be compatible with the share and import buttons, the application must write its state to the session storage at `<appId>_State`. This slot is read from and written to by the corresponding functions.
 
+You can create documentation for your new application. If you create documentation for the users (in `docs/user/`), you should follow the structure: each folder represents an application, and each file explains a section of that application. This folder is used to automatically build the documentation that will be available in the web application.
+
 💡You can look at `JobMonitor` as an example.

docs/developer/index.md

@@ -38,14 +38,14 @@ flowchart TD
 
 This repository is organized as a monorepo, with the following key packages:
 
-- [**DiracX-Web-Components**](packages/diracx-web-components): A library of reusable React components designed for integration within the `DiracX-Web` package and to facilitate the creation of custom DiracX web extensions.
+- [**DiracX-Web-Components**](../../packages/diracx-web-components): A library of reusable React components designed for integration within the `DiracX-Web` package and to facilitate the creation of custom DiracX web extensions.
 
-- [**DiracX-Web**](packages/diracx-web): Vanilla Dirac web interface based on Next.js. Leverages components from `DiracX-Web-Components` to provide core functionalities.
+- [**DiracX-Web**](../../packages/diracx-web): Vanilla Dirac web interface based on Next.js. Leverages components from `DiracX-Web-Components` to provide core functionalities.
 
-- [**Extensions**](packages/extensions): An illustrative example of a web extension, also based on Next.js, demonstrating how to extend the functionality of `DiracX-Web` using the components from the `DiracX-Web-Components` package.
+- [**Extensions**](../../packages/extensions): An illustrative example of a web extension, also based on Next.js, demonstrating how to extend the functionality of `DiracX-Web` using the components from the `DiracX-Web-Components` package.
 
 
-The monorepo structure is based on *npm workspaces* to ensure that related packages ([DiracX-Web-Components](packages/diracx-web-components)) are automatically used from their local versions instead of fetching them from the npm registry.
+The monorepo structure is based on *npm workspaces* to ensure that related packages ([DiracX-Web-Components](../../packages/diracx-web-components)) are automatically used from their local versions instead of fetching them from the npm registry.
 
 ## Ramping up
 

docs/developer/manage_extension.md

@@ -89,4 +89,4 @@ Follow the instructions from the [Gubbins extension README](https://github.com/D
 
 ## Creating a new extension
 
-More details available in the [**extensions** README](/packages/extensions/README.md)
+More details available in the [**extensions** README](../../packages/extensions/README.md)

packages/extensions/README.md

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ Having a directory dedicated to your extension components will help you keep you
 
 To add new apps to your extension, you can create new components in your extension directory.
 
-[`testApp`](src/gubbins/components/TestApp/testApp.tsx) provides an example of a basic app component and the [Storybook documentation](https://diracgrid.github.io/diracx-web/) showcases all the components you can use from the library in an interactive interface.
+[`OwnerMonitor`](src/gubbins/components/OwnerMonitor/OwnerMonitor.tsx) provides an example of a basic app component and the [Storybook documentation](https://diracgrid.github.io/diracx-web/) showcases all the components you can use from the library in an interactive interface.
 
 It is then pretty easy to add them to DiracX Web by extending the `applicationList` (the list of apps available in DiracX-Web) from `diracx-web-components/components`.