New menu - english version (#58)

* New menu - english version

content/en/How to/Credentials/Delete credentials.md → content/en/Credentials/Delete credentials.md

@@ -16,12 +16,12 @@ rit delete credential
 
 Check out how the process works:
 
-![](/docs/large-gif-814x408-.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/large-gif-814x408-.gif)
 
 ## Next steps
 
 On this section, you saw how to delete a credential on Ritchie. If you want to keep reading: 
 
-👉 Go to [**how to add providers**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/credentials/add-providers/) section to keep configuring your credentials.
+👉 Go to [**how to add providers**](/docs-ritchie/credentials/add-providers/) section to keep configuring your credentials.
 
 👉 Check out the [**list of commands and flags**](/docs-ritchie/reference/list-of-commands-and-flags/) available on Ritchie.

content/en/How to/Credentials/Set credentials.md → content/en/Credentials/Set credentials.md

@@ -38,5 +38,5 @@ After you chose one of the available providers, Ritchie will ask you to fill the
 ```
 
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-You can check out on [**formula's editable files**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/organize-the-formula-folder/) to see how to manipulate the credentials defined in the session as formula input parameters \(inputs in the config.json file\).
+You can check out on [**formula's editable files**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/organize-the-formula-folder/) to see how to manipulate the credentials defined in the session as formula input parameters \(inputs in the config.json file\).
 {{% /alert %}}

content/en/How to/Formulas/Build formulas.md → content/en/Formulas/Build formulas.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ If you're using a previous version just follow the instructions of this section.
 
 ## How to build?
 
-After [**creating a formula**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/create-formulas/),  if you want to edit the code of the formula, it's necessary to **build** these changes to test the command with the new implementation. 
+After [**creating a formula**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/create-formulas/),  if you want to edit the code of the formula, it's necessary to **build** these changes to test the command with the new implementation. 
 
 To do so, just run the command:  
 

content/en/How to/Formulas/Configure Inputs.md → content/en/Formulas/Configure Inputs.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ The variable **name** will be convert **uppercase** as the **local variable name
   * **text** \(string\),
   * **bool** \(boolean\),
   * **password** \(hidden string on CLI\),
-  * **credentials** _\(specific type, learn more informations_ [_**here**_](https://docs.ritchiecli.io/tutorials/credentials#how-to-use-credentials-as-formula-inputs)_\),_
+  * **credentials** _\(specific type, learn more information_ [_**here**_](/docs-ritchie/credentials/use-credentials-as-formula-inputs/)_\),_
   * **dynamic** _\(associated with the optional `request_info` field below\),_
   * **path:** enables the autocomplete to inform a path to a folder or a file \(string\).
 * `label`: text appearing on the CLI, asking for the input.

content/en/How to/Formulas/Create formulas.md → content/en/Formulas/Create formulas.md

@@ -20,21 +20,21 @@ rit create formula
 
 Then, you'll have to inform those inputs before running the formula:
 
-1. The **command** \(following the **pattern `rit + group + verb + noun`** to respect the [**tree pattern**](https://docs.ritchiecli.io/key-concepts#command-tree)\).
+1. The **command** \(following the **pattern `rit + group + verb + noun`** to respect the [**tree pattern**](/docs-ritchie/reference/glossary/)\).
 2. The formula's **programming language**. 
 3. **The path** used to save formula's files. 
 
 Example: `rit demo create formula`
 
-![](/docs/rit_create_formula_demo.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/rit_create_formula_demo.gif)
 
 ### **Step 2: Test your formula** 
 
 You can test the formula directly after its creation. That's possible because  the **`rit create formula`** command also builds the formula automatically \(it generates the formula's executable files and add them on **.rit folder**\).
 
 In that case, the formula **"Hello World" template** will be executed as shown below:
 
-![](/docs/rit_demo_hello-world_hd.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/rit_demo_hello-world_hd.gif)
 
 This template is composed of 4 **inputs parameters**, that represents the currently available kinds of inputs to use Ritchie:
 
@@ -72,4 +72,4 @@ A repository associated to this workspace will be created on the `/home/user/.ri
 
 On this section, you saw how to create a formula on Ritchie and test it. To keep configuring the formula: 
 
-👉 Go to [**build a formula**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/build-formulas/) to see how to continue the tests on the formulas you create.
+👉 Go to [**build a formula**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/build-formulas/) to see how to continue the tests on the formulas you create.

content/en/How to/Formulas/Delete formulas.md → content/en/Formulas/Delete formulas.md

@@ -21,12 +21,12 @@ Once you've made this, follow the steps:
 
 **Step 3:** The Ritchie will ask you to confirm if you wish to continue the operation to delete the formula. Just select the answer "yes". 
 
-![](/docs/delete-formula.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/delete-formula.gif)
 
 ## Next Steps
 
 On this section, you saw how to delete a formula on Ritchie. To keep reading: 
 
-👉 Go to [**how to group formulas**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/group-formulas/) section to find out how to run a formula inside another formula.
+👉 Go to [**how to group formulas**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/group-formulas/) section to find out how to run a formula inside another formula.
 
 👉 Check out all the available formulas on Ritchie in the [**list of commands and flags**](/docs-ritchie/reference/list-of-commands-and-flags/)

content/en/How to/Formulas/Group formulas.md → content/en/Formulas/Group formulas.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ description: 'In this section, you will understand how to  group formulas on Rit
 
 ## What is an aggregation?
 
-On Ritchie, it is possible to **run formulas inside formulas.** This process is called **Formula aggregation.**‌
+On Ritchie, it is possible to **run formulas inside formulas.** This process is called **Formula aggregation**‌.
 
 This functionality allows you, for example, to make operations in which you need to run consecutive formulas. 
 
@@ -69,6 +69,6 @@ Depending on the operation, the **`input flags`** used for the command could be
 
 You saw in this section how to use formula aggregation. If you want to keep reading about Ritchie's commands:‌
 
-​👉 Check out the [**challenges**](/docs-ritchie/challenges/what-are-these-challenges/) we created to apply all the Ritchie concepts you learned.‌
+​👉 Check out the [**tutorials**](/docs-ritchie/tutorials/) page to apply all Ritchie's concepts you have learned.‌
 
 ​👉 Check out our [**list of commands**](/docs-ritchie/reference/list-of-commands-and-flags/) to see the available automations on our community repo.

content/en/How to/Formulas/Run formulas/Hello World Formula.md → content/en/Formulas/Hello World Formula.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ rit demo hello-world
 ```
 Select an option for each input parameter and see how the magic works: 
 
-![](/docs/large-gif-1054x366-.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/large-gif-1054x366-.gif)
 
 This is the default command line execution, that runs the formula locally using **prompt** to inform the input parameters.
 
@@ -123,6 +123,6 @@ In this section, you saw how to run formulas on Ritchie. To keep learning:
 - Check which formulas you can run using the following command:
 
 
-- See how to [**create formula** ](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/create-formulas/).
+- See how to [**create formula** ](/docs-ritchie/formulas/create-formulas/).
 
 

content/en/How to/Formulas/Publish formulas.md → content/en/Formulas/Publish formulas.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The user has to inform 5 different kinds of inputs:
 4. The **`local repository path`** you wish to publish
 5. The **`release version`** to generate
 
-![](/docs/rit-publish-repo.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/rit-publish-repo.gif)
 
 {{% alert color="warning" %}}
 
@@ -69,4 +69,4 @@ To publish a formula manually, you need to push it on a **Github/Gitlab** reposi
 
 On this section, you saw how to publish a formula on Ritchie. To keep configuring the formula: 
 
-👉 Check out [**how to share formulas**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/share-formulas/)
+👉 Check out [**how to share formulas**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/share-formulas/).

content/en/How to/Formulas/Run formulas/Overview.md → content/en/Formulas/Run formula.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: Overview
+title: Run Formula
 weight: 24
 description: 'In this section, you will find a path to how run formulas using Ritchie.'
 ---
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ It's good to reinforce that the **default formulas execution method** is defined
 rit set formula-runner
 ```
 
-![](/docs/large-gif-1374x404-.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/large-gif-1374x404-.gif)
 
 ### 1. Locally
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Example: a formula written in **Node** will need **Node installed** on the compu
 All formulas can run regardless the programming language used from the moment you have **`DOCKER`** installed and running.
 
 {{% alert color="info" %}}
-Check out on the following example [**how to run a "Hello World" formula** ](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/run-formulas/hello-world-formula/)
+Check out on the following example [**how to run a "Hello World" formula** ](/docs-ritchie/formulas/hello-world-formula/)
 {{% /alert %}}
 
 {{% alert color="warning" %}}
@@ -64,6 +64,6 @@ All formulas templates contain a **Dockerfile** which creates a container with *
 
 On this section, you saw how to run a formula on Ritchie. To keep learning:
 
-👉 Go to [**Hello World formula**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/run-formulas/hello-world-formula/) to see different ways to run a formula on Ritchie. 
+👉 Go to [**Hello World formula**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/hello-world-formula/) to see different ways to run a formula on Ritchie. 
 
-👉 Go to the [**create formulas**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/create-formulas/) section to understand how to create your first automation with Ritchie.
+👉 Go to the [**create formulas**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/create-formulas/) section to understand how to create your first automation with Ritchie.

content/en/How to/Formulas/Share formulas.md → content/en/Formulas/Share formulas.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ rit add repo
 
 Once the repository has been added, Ritchie will use the selected release on the repository to access the available formulas.
 
-![](/docs/rit-add-repo-3.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/rit-add-repo-3.gif)
 
 {{% alert color="warning" %}}
 If the formula repository is **private**, the user will have to inform his Github/Gitlab token.
@@ -72,6 +72,6 @@ rit update repo
 
 On this section, you saw how to share a formula on Ritchie. To keep configuring the formula: 
 
-👉 Check out how to [**use credentials**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/credentials/use-credentials-as-formula-inputs/) with your formulas.
+👉 Check out how to [**use credentials**](/docs-ritchie/credentials/use-credentials-as-formula-inputs/) with your formulas.
 
 👉 Check out our [**list of commands**](/docs-ritchie/reference/list-of-commands-and-flags/) to see the available automations on our community repo.

content/en/Getting Started/Initialize Cli.md

@@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ This command will ask the user three questions:
 
 1. If he **wants to contribute anonymously** to Ritchie metrics.
 2. If he **wants to add the community** formulas locally.
-3. If he **wants the default** [**formula execution method**](/docs-ritchie/how-to/formulas/run-formulas/overview/) **to be local or through docker.** 
+3. If he **wants the default** [**formula execution method**](/docs-ritchie/formulas/run-formula/) **to be local or through docker.** 
 
-![](/docs/rit-init%20%283%29%20%281%29.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/rit-init%20%283%29%20%281%29.gif)
 
 Then, the command execution will create all the necessary configuration's files. 
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ rit list repo
 
 This command will return all formulas repositories the user has access locally.
 
-![](/docs/large-gif-1448x466-.gif)
+![](/docs-ritchie/large-gif-1448x466.gif)
 
 ### 2. Ritchie folder
 

content/en/Getting Started/Install Cli/Linux.md → content/en/Getting Started/Linux.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: Linux
+title: CLI installation for Linux
 weight: 8
 description: 'In this section, you will find how to install Ritchie for Linux.'
 ---
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ curl -fsSL https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/install.sh | bash
 ```
 
 {{% alert color="info" %}}
-If you prefer, you also can follow with the[ **manual installation**.](manual-installation)
+If you prefer, you also can follow with the[ **manual installation**.](/docs-ritchie/getting-started/manual-installation/)
 {{% /alert %}}
 
 ## Step 2: Verify installation 

content/en/Getting Started/Install Cli/Macos.md → content/en/Getting Started/Macos.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: Macos
+title: CLI installation for Macos
 weight: 10
 description: 'In this section, you will find how to install Ritchie for MacOs.'
 ---

content/en/Getting Started/Install Cli/Manual Installation.md → content/en/Getting Started/Manual Installation.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ cp $HOME/Downloads/rit
 chmod +x rit
 ```
 
-### **How to configure the .bashrc ou /etc/profile or .zshrc \(Linux / MacOS\)** 
+### **How to configure the .bashrc or /etc/profile or .zshrc \(Linux / MacOS\)** 
 
 To ZSH, define a new PATH by copying the following code:
 

content/en/Getting Started/Install Cli/Windows.md → content/en/Getting Started/Windows.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: Windows
+title: CLI installation for Windows
 weight: 12
 description: 'In this section, you will find how to install Ritchie for Windows.'
 ---
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ To install **the latest version of Ritchie** on Windows, you have to download Ri
 You must [**download Ritchie's installer**](https://commons-repo.ritchiecli.io/latest/ritchiecli.msi) to make this configuration. Once you made it, follow the instructions on your terminal.
 
 {{% alert color="info" %}}
-If you prefer, you also can proceed with the[ **manual installation**.](manual-installation)
+If you prefer, you also can proceed with the[ **manual installation**.](/docs-ritchie/getting-started/manual-installation/)
 {{% /alert %}}
 
 ## Step 2: Verify installation