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- Create logical sub-folder classification for all documentation - Organize 91 migration files into component-specific folders - Separate user guides, build system, migration, and development docs - Maintain maximum 7 items per folder for easy navigation - Add comprehensive README and reorganization summary - Ensure all changes tracked in git with proper versioning Structure: - user-guides/ (3 items): user-facing documentation - build-system/ (3 items): core, platforms, automation - migration/ (6 items): assessments, testing, templates - development/ (4 items): tools and standards - architecture/, testing/, examples/ (ready for future docs) Total: 24 folders created, all within 7-item limits
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# TimeSafari Documentation
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**Author**: Matthew Raymer
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**Date**: 2025-01-27
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**Status**: 🎯 **COMPLETE** - Documentation organized and structured
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## Documentation Structure
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This documentation is organized into logical categories to ensure easy navigation and maintenance. Each folder contains no more than 7 items to maintain clarity and usability.
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### 📚 User Guides (`user-guides/`)
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Documentation for end users and potential users of TimeSafari:
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- User Guide - Comprehensive explanation of TimeSafari's purpose and features
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- Quick Start Guide - Immediate actionable steps for new users
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- Real-World Examples - Concrete stories of community transformation
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### 🔧 Build System (`build-system/`)
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Documentation for building and deploying TimeSafari across platforms:
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- Build Systems Overview - Complete architecture of build processes
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- Build Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
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- Platform-specific build scripts and configurations
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- Auto-run and automation guides
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### 🔄 Migration (`migration/`)
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Documentation for the database migration from Dexie to SQLite:
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- Migration progress tracking and assessments
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- Migration templates and best practices
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- Component migration testing and validation
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- Migration tools and utilities
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### 💻 Development (`development/`)
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Documentation for developers working on TimeSafari:
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- Domain configuration and setup
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- Development tools and utilities
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- Code standards and templates
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- Testing frameworks and practices
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### 🏗️ Architecture (`architecture/`)
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High-level system design and architectural decisions:
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- System architecture overview
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- Design patterns and principles
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- Integration guides
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- Performance considerations
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### 🧪 Testing (`testing/`)
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Testing documentation and procedures:
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- Test frameworks and tools
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- Testing strategies and methodologies
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- Quality assurance processes
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- Performance testing guidelines
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### 📖 Examples (`examples/`)
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Code examples and implementation patterns:
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- Implementation examples
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- Best practice demonstrations
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- Integration examples
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- Troubleshooting examples
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## Documentation Standards
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### File Organization
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- **Maximum 7 items per folder**: Ensures easy navigation and maintenance
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- **Logical grouping**: Related documents are grouped together
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- **Clear naming**: File names clearly indicate content and purpose
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- **Version control**: All changes are tracked in git with proper commit messages
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### Documentation Quality
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- **Rich documentation**: Comprehensive coverage at file, class, and method levels
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- **Consistent formatting**: Follows established markdown standards
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- **Regular updates**: Documentation is updated as code changes
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- **User-focused**: Content is written for the intended audience
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### Maintenance
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- **Regular reviews**: Documentation is reviewed and updated regularly
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- **Feedback integration**: User feedback is incorporated into documentation
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- **Cross-references**: Related documents are properly linked
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- **Searchability**: Content is organized for easy discovery
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## Getting Started
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### For Users
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1. Start with the [Quick Start Guide](user-guides/quick-start-guide.md)
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2. Read the [User Guide](user-guides/user-guide.md) for comprehensive understanding
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3. Explore [Real-World Examples](user-guides/real-world-examples.md) for inspiration
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### For Developers
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1. Review the [Build System Overview](build-system/build-systems-overview.md)
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2. Check [Development Setup](development/) for environment configuration
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3. Understand the [Migration Process](migration/) if working on database changes
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### For Contributors
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1. Read the [Development Guidelines](development/)
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2. Review [Testing Procedures](testing/)
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3. Check [Architecture Decisions](architecture/)
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## Contributing to Documentation
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When adding or updating documentation:
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1. **Choose the right folder**: Place documents in the most appropriate category
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2. **Follow naming conventions**: Use clear, descriptive file names
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3. **Maintain folder limits**: Create sub-folders if a folder exceeds 7 items
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4. **Update this README**: Add new categories or reorganize as needed
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5. **Version in git**: Commit documentation changes with clear messages
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## Documentation Tools
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- **Markdown**: All documentation uses markdown format
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- **Git**: Version control for all documentation changes
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- **Linting**: Markdown linting ensures consistent formatting
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- **Validation**: Regular checks ensure documentation accuracy
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*This documentation structure is designed to scale with the project while maintaining clarity and usability.* |