rvagg/launchpad

The curriculum for the Launchpad program

Launchpad

This repository contains intentionally organized and curated content for Protocol Labs' Launchpad program. We welcome contributions, but please read the About Launchpad page to see the steps to contribute.

This site is published on GitBook

Sections

0. Pre-Requisites
1. The Protocol Labs Network
2. IPFS
3. IPLD
4. LibP2p
5. Filecoin
6. Protocol Labs Toolkits & SDKs
7. Built on IPFS and Filecoin

Structure‌ for Gitbook

In .gitbook.yml the structure accepts two properties:‌

• readme: Your documentation's first page. Its default value is ./README.md
• summary: Your documentation's table of content. Its default value is ./SUMMARY.md

The value of those properties is a path to the corresponding files. The path is relative to the root: option. For example, here's how you can tell GitBook to look into a ./docs folder for the first page and summary:

root: ./docs/
structure:  
    readme: ./about-launchpad/README.md
    summary: ./product/SUMMARY.md

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Summary‌

The summary file is a Markdown file (summary.md) in docs/ that should have the following structure:

‌# Table of Contents for GitBook
* [Top-Level Page](about-launchpad.md)

## Use headings to create page groups like this one​

* [First page's title](directory1/README.md)    
    * [Some child page](directory1/page1-1.md)    
    * [Some other child page](directory1/page1-2.md)

* [Second page's title](directory2/README.md)    
    * [Some child page](directory2/page2-1.md)    
    * [Some other child directory2](part2/page2-2.md)    

## A second-page group​

* [Yet another page](another-page.md)

Providing a custom summary file is optional. By default, GitBook will look for a file named SUMMARY.md in your root folder if specified in your config file, or at the root of the repository otherwise. If you don't specify a summary, and GitBook does not find a SUMMARY.md file at the root of your docs, GitBook will infer the table of contents from the folder structure and the Markdown files below.‌