Creating project documentation is crucial for understanding your project's architecture, functionality, and usage. Here's a template you can use to create your project documents:
Provide a brief overview of the project, its purpose, and goals.
- Installation
- Usage
- Folder Structure
- Dependencies
- Configuration
- API Reference (if applicable)
- Deployment
- Contributing
- License
Provide step-by-step instructions for installing the project, including any prerequisites.
Explain how to use the project, including examples or code snippets if necessary.
Describe the structure of the project's directories and files.
List all dependencies used in the project, including libraries, frameworks, and tools.
Explain any configuration settings or environment variables required to run the project.
Document the project's API endpoints, parameters, and responses.
Provide instructions for deploying the project to a production environment.
Explain how others can contribute to the project, including guidelines for submitting pull requests and reporting issues.
Specify the project's license and include a copy of the license text if necessary.
Provide contact information for the project maintainers or contributors.