This repository contains an all-in-one template for creating a MOAW workshop.
This template includes the following:
- Built-in MOAW workshop documentation, located in the
docs
folder. - A GitHub Actions workflow for automatically creating the workshop template in the
main
branch (the reference branch used is thebase
branch). - A GitHub Actions workflow for automatically creating packages for the workshop (for intermediate steps, solution, etc).
- Click the
Use this template
button on GitHub to create a new repository from this template. - Name your repository and click
Create repository from template
. - Go to your repository settings, and rename your default branch from
main
tobase
.
From this point, you can start creating your workshop content in the base
branch.
The following are some of the steps you can take to customize your workshop:
- Update the
docs
folder with your workshop content. See this link for more information on how to author your workshop content. - Update the
.devcontainer
folder with your workshop environment. - Update the
scripts/create-github-template.sh
script to create the GitHub template for your workshop (seeTODO:
notes in the script). - Update the
scripts/create-packages.sh
script to create packages for your workshop (seeTODO:
notes in the script).
To make it easier to edit your workshop docs, you can use the MOAW CLI:
- Run
moaw serve
to preview your workshop content locally, with live reload. - Run
moaw link docs/workshop.md
once your workshop is complete to generate a shareable link to your workshop.
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