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Playbook template
Every page of the playbook has the same shape: a breadcrumb line, a title, a TL;DR, and the sections below, in this order.
The playbook is written in Markdown in the repository ABITELLO-playbook and published with MkDocs.
The shape of an area page
- Breadcrumb line — the first line of the file:
[Home](index.md) / [🟠 AREAS](areas.md) / **Finance**. It is for reading the file in a Markdown editor and is hidden on the website. It links only to pages indocs/. - Title (H1) — the area's name.
- TL;DR — one or two sentences: what this area is for, as
<div class="tldr">…</div>directly under the title. - Purpose — what the area covers and where it ends, in one to three sentences.
- Processes — each workflow as a short numbered procedure: trigger, steps, result. A workflow longer than a screen gets a sub-page of its own.
- Rules — what always applies in this area.
- Where things live — repositories, folders, systems.
An area page with sub-pages stays an overview: it explains the purpose and links each sub-page in a sentence that says why to open it.
Rules for every page
- A page describes what is valid now, as a binding instruction. No «provisional», «planned», «for now».
- One fact, one home. Link to the source instead of copying it.
- Every Markdown list is preceded by a blank line, or MkDocs renders it as plain text.
- Images carry an explicit width:
{ width="400" }. - No secret, no password, no private network address.
- A new page goes into both navigation files in the same step:
navinmkdocs.yml, andNAVIGATION.md. - File names are lower case, the area first:
finance_accounts-payable.md. - English (UK).
Boxes
For a warning or an important special case in the middle of a page, use an admonition; the text is indented by four spaces:
!!! warning "Title of the note"
Text of the note — short.
note, info and tip are light blue, like the TL;DR box; warning, danger and important are light orange, for the few things that must not be missed. A diagram or an image opens large when it is clicked.
This is a note
It looks like this.