Techwrite

Technical writing

Structure:

1. Title:

   • Use a large heading to state the project name.
   • Example: # Project Name

   Markdown Syntax:

   • # for H1 (biggest heading), ## for H2, and so on.

2. Logo (if applicable):

   • Optionally add a logo to make your project look more professional.
   • Use an image markdown like ![Logo Name](image_path)

   Markdown Syntax:

   • ![alt text](image_url)

3. Table of Contents:

   • A list of sections allowing easy navigation.
   • Example:

     - [Overview](#overview)
     - [Installation](#installation)
     - [Usage](#usage)
     - [Contributing](#contributing)
     - [License](#license)
     

   Markdown Syntax:

   • Bullet points using - or *
   • Links using [text](#header)

4. Overview:

   • Briefly describe the project.
   • What it does, what problem it solves, and its main features.

   Markdown Syntax:

   • Text paragraphs are written normally.
   • Use bullet points or lists for key features.

5. Installation:

   • Detailed steps to install the project.
   • Include platform specific instructions if necessary.

   Markdown Syntax:

   • Use code blocks for command line instructions.
   • Example:

     npm install project-name

   Markdown Syntax for Code Blocks:

   • Indent your code by 4 spaces or use triple backticks before and after the code block.
   • Example: ````bashor code`

6. Usage:

   • How to use the project once installed.
   • Include examples and code snippets if applicable.

   Markdown Syntax:

   • Code snippets can use inline code like this or code blocks `````.

7. Contributing:

   • Instructions for contributors.
   • Include details about where to find the code, how to contribute, and any guidelines.

   Markdown Syntax:

   • Lists or bullet points for step-by-step instructions.

8. License:

   • State the license under which the project is distributed.
   • Optionally include the full license text or link to the license file.

   Markdown Syntax:

   • Simply write the name of the license as a header, e.g., # License

Markdown Syntax Overview:

• Headers:
  • # for H1, ## for H2, and so on.
• Paragraphs:
  • Normal text, no special formatting required.
• Lists:
  • Bulleted lists: - item or * item
  • Numbered lists: 1. item
• Code Blocks:
  • Indented by 4 spaces: code
  • Triple backticks: ````language code

• Inline Code:
  • Use backticks: code
• Links:
  • [text](link)
• Images:
  • ![alt text](image_url)
• Horizontal Lines:
  • ---

Example README:

# Project Name

Project Name is a project that does amazing things. It solves world hunger and code all your projects for you.

## Table of Contents
- [Overview](#overview)
- [Installation](#installation)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Contributing](#contributing)
- [License](#license)

## Overview
Project Name is a project that does amazing things. It solves world hunger and code all your projects for you.

## Installation
```bash
npm install project-name

Usage

const project = require('project-name');
project.solveWorldHunger();

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please fork the repository and send a pull request.

License

MIT