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📚 Fix MkDocs build warnings by addressing missing files and links (#81)
## 🔧 Fixes Issue #79 This PR addresses the MkDocs build warnings related to missing files and broken links identified in issue #79. ## 📋 Changes Made ### ✅ Files Added: - **`docs/custom-structures.md`** - Comprehensive guide on creating and using custom structures - **`docs/cli-reference.md`** - Complete CLI reference with all commands, options, and practical examples ### ✅ Files Updated: - **`docs/examples/index.md`** - Replaced all broken file references with inline YAML examples - **Fixed Jinja2 template syntax** to match struct's custom configuration (`{{@ variable @}}`) ## 🛠️ Key Improvements ### Documentation Completeness - ✅ Eliminated all MkDocs warnings for missing documentation files - ✅ Added missing `custom-structures.md` (referenced in `index.md` and `articles.md`) - ✅ Added missing `cli-reference.md` (referenced in `index.md`) - ✅ Fixed broken links in `docs/examples/index.md` ### Example Quality - ✅ Added practical, copy-paste ready examples with proper Jinja2 syntax - ✅ Included comprehensive examples for: - Simple Project Structure - Template Variables - Remote Files - Python Project - Node.js API - ✅ All examples use correct template syntax as defined in `struct_module/template_renderer.py` ### CLI Documentation - ✅ Complete reference for all 5 CLI commands (`info`, `validate`, `generate`, `list`, `generate-schema`) - ✅ Detailed argument descriptions and usage examples - ✅ Practical examples section with real-world use cases ## 🧪 Testing - All examples use the correct Jinja2 syntax (`{{@ variable @}}`) as configured in the template renderer - Documentation links are now valid and point to existing content - MkDocs build should complete without warnings ## 📅 Expected Outcome - ✅ No warnings during the MkDocs build process - ✅ All links in the documentation resolve to valid content - ✅ Improved overall documentation integrity and accessibility - ✅ Better user experience with immediately usable examples --- **Ready for review!** This should resolve all the missing file warnings mentioned in the build logs from `2025-08-02T12:19:00Z`.
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# CLI Reference
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This document provides a reference for the `struct` command-line interface (CLI).
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## Overview
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The `struct` CLI allows you to generate project structures from YAML configuration files. It supports both built-in structure definitions and custom structures.
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**Basic Usage:**
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```sh
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struct {info,validate,generate,list,generate-schema} ...
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```
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## Global Options
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These options are available for all commands:
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- `-h, --help`: Show the help message and exit.
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- `-l LOG, --log LOG`: Set the logging level (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL).
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- `-c CONFIG_FILE, --config-file CONFIG_FILE`: Path to a configuration file.
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- `-i LOG_FILE, --log-file LOG_FILE`: Path to a log file.
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## Commands
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### `info`
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Show information about a structure definition.
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**Usage:**
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```sh
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struct info [-h] [-l LOG] [-c CONFIG_FILE] [-i LOG_FILE] [-s STRUCTURES_PATH] structure_definition
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```
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**Arguments:**
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- `structure_definition`: Name of the structure definition.
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- `-s STRUCTURES_PATH, --structures-path STRUCTURES_PATH`: Path to structure definitions.
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### `validate`
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Validate the YAML configuration file.
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**Usage:**
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```sh
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struct validate [-h] [-l LOG] [-c CONFIG_FILE] [-i LOG_FILE] yaml_file
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```
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**Arguments:**
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- `yaml_file`: Path to the YAML configuration file.
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### `generate`
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Generate the project structure.
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**Usage:**
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```sh
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struct generate [-h] [-l LOG] [-c CONFIG_FILE] [-i LOG_FILE] [-s STRUCTURES_PATH] [-n INPUT_STORE] [-d] [-v VARS] [-b BACKUP] [-f {overwrite,skip,append,rename,backup}] [-p GLOBAL_SYSTEM_PROMPT] [--non-interactive] [--mappings-file MAPPINGS_FILE] [-o {console,file}] structure_definition base_path
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```
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**Arguments:**
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- `structure_definition`: Path to the YAML configuration file.
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- `base_path`: Base path where the structure will be created.
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- `-s STRUCTURES_PATH, --structures-path STRUCTURES_PATH`: Path to structure definitions.
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- `-n INPUT_STORE, --input-store INPUT_STORE`: Path to the input store.
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- `-d, --dry-run`: Perform a dry run without creating any files or directories.
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- `-v VARS, --vars VARS`: Template variables in the format KEY1=value1,KEY2=value2.
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- `-b BACKUP, --backup BACKUP`: Path to the backup folder.
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- `-f {overwrite,skip,append,rename,backup}, --file-strategy {overwrite,skip,append,rename,backup}`: Strategy for handling existing files.
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- `-p GLOBAL_SYSTEM_PROMPT, --global-system-prompt GLOBAL_SYSTEM_PROMPT`: Global system prompt for OpenAI.
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- `--non-interactive`: Run the command in non-interactive mode.
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- `--mappings-file MAPPINGS_FILE`: Path to a YAML file containing mappings to be used in templates (can be specified multiple times).
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- `-o {console,file}, --output {console,file}`: Output mode.
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### `list`
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List available structures.
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**Usage:**
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```sh
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struct list [-h] [-l LOG] [-c CONFIG_FILE] [-i LOG_FILE] [-s STRUCTURES_PATH]
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```
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**Arguments:**
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- `-s STRUCTURES_PATH, --structures-path STRUCTURES_PATH`: Path to structure definitions.
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### `generate-schema`
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Generate JSON schema for available structures.
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**Usage:**
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```sh
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struct generate-schema [-h] [-l LOG] [-c CONFIG_FILE] [-i LOG_FILE] [-s STRUCTURES_PATH] [-o OUTPUT]
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```
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**Arguments:**
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- `-s STRUCTURES_PATH, --structures-path STRUCTURES_PATH`: Path to structure definitions.
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- `-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT`: Output file path for the schema (default: stdout).
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## Examples
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### Basic Structure Generation
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Generate a structure using a built-in definition:
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```sh
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struct generate python-basic ./my-project
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```
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Generate from a custom YAML file:
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```sh
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struct generate file://my-structure.yaml ./output-dir
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```
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### Using Custom Structures
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Generate with custom structure path:
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```sh
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struct generate -s ~/custom-structures python-api ./my-api
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```
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### Template Variables
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Pass template variables to the structure:
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```sh
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struct generate -v "project_name=MyApp,author=John Doe" file://structure.yaml ./output
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### Dry Run
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Test structure generation without creating files:
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### File Strategies
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Handle existing files with different strategies:
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# Skip existing files
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struct generate -f skip file://structure.yaml ./output
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### Console Output
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### Validation
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### List Available Structures
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List all built-in structures:
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### Get Structure Information
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Get detailed information about a structure:
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### Generate Schema
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‎docs/custom-structures.md‎

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# Creating Custom Structures
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Let's say you are happy with the default structures that STRUCT provides, but you want to customize them for your specific needs. This is totally possible!
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The best way to approach this is to have a repository where you can store your custom structures. You can then reference these structures in your `.struct.yaml` files.
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## Suggested Repository Structure
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Here is a suggested structure for your custom structures repository:
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```sh
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This way you could reference your custom structures in your `.struct.yaml` files like this:
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For this to work, you will need to set the path to the custom structures repository using the `-s` option when running STRUCT:
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struct generate -s ~/path/to/custom-structures/structures file://.struct.yaml ./output
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