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Helix Documentation Outline

Purpose: The Helix Documentation codebase serves as the central repository for all documentation related to the Helix platform.

Structure: The documentation is structured using a hierarchical system of sections, categories, and articles:

  • Sections: Represent broad topic areas within the Helix platform. For example, “Core Concepts,” “API Reference,” or “Tutorials.”
  • Categories: Group articles within a section by a specific theme or functionality. For example, “Authentication,” “Authorization,” or “Data Management” within the “API Reference” section.
  • Articles: Detailed explanations of individual concepts, features, or processes.

Content Format: Articles are written in Markdown format, adhering to the following conventions:

  • Headers: Use Markdown headers (H1, H2, etc.) to structure content within an article.
  • Code Examples: Code snippets are enclosed in code blocks for readability. Example:
# Example code snippet
          print("Hello, World!")
  • Links: Use Markdown links for internal and external references:
[Link Text](URL)

For example, a link to an external resource:

[Helix Platform Website](https://www.helix.com)
  • Cross-referencing: Utilize Markdown links to refer to related articles within the documentation.

Examples:

  • Section: “API Reference”
  • Category: “Authentication”
  • Article: “JWT Authentication”

The “JWT Authentication” article may contain links to related articles such as:

  • “Authorization” (within the “API Reference” section)
  • “Security Best Practices” (within the “Core Concepts” section)

Writing Style: The writing style should be clear, concise, and informative. Use consistent terminology and avoid technical jargon whenever possible.

Contribution: The Helix Documentation codebase welcomes contributions from the community. Please refer to the “Contributing Guidelines” for information on submitting new articles, updates, or corrections.