Added base content. How bonsai works and getting started.

content/1.how-bonsai-works/default.yml

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+:title: How bonsai works
+:body: |
+  <p>Bonsai uses a set of very simple conventions to handle content and templating.</p>
+  
+  <h3>Content</h3>
+  <p>All content is stored on the file system in the "content" directory, the folder paths that you use will imply the paths used on the final web site.</p>
+  <p>For example, a page that was kept under <code>content/about-us/services</code> will have a permalink of "/about-us/services".</p>
+  <p>For a page to be recognised, you'll need a <code>template-name.yml</code> file. The "template-name" section of the file name referrers to the template that will be used to render your page.</p>
+  
+  <h3>Templates</h3>
+  <p>Templates are kept in the "templates" directory. All templates are rendered using <a href="http://github.com/defunkt/mustache">mustache</a> for documentation about more specific templating, check the mustache readme or google group.</p>
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+  <h3></h3>

content/2.getting-started/default.yml

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+:title: Getting started with Bonsai
+:body: | 
+  <p>To run Bonsai you will need Ruby and Rubygems. If you're using a Mac the good news is that Ruby and Rubygems will already been installed.</p>
+  <p>To install Bonsai, open your Terminal and run <code>sudo gem install bonsai</code>.</p>
+  
+  <p>Once installed typing <code>bonsai --help</code> will display a list of available options.</p>
+  <pre>
+    <code>
+      > bonsai --help  
+
+      盆栽
+      bonsai, tiny and beautiful
+
+            --plant [NAME]               creates the directory structure for your site
+            --repot                      export your site
+            --cultivate                  run a local web server and process your files on save
+            --version
+            --console                    start an IRB console session giving you access to your bonsai environment
+    </code>
+  </pre>
+  <p>To create the required framework for your new site, use <code>bonsai --plant jasper</code>, the generator will create your framework in <code>./jasper</code>. </p>  
+  <p>To have a running webserver of your site while you develop it, run <code>bonsai --cultivate</code> from within your generated framework (<code>cd ./jasper</code>). A web server will start on port 5000, navigate to <a href="http://localhost:5000/">localhost</a> and get hacking</p>
+  
+  <p>When you save, add or remove files <code>bonsai --cultivate</code> will process your files, images, js, and css will be rendered into the <code>output</code> directory. This is so that they can be served using relative paths.</p>

content/index/default.yml

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+:title: Forward
+:body: |
+  Bonsai is a static web site generator that is designed to keep a clear seperation between your content and templates. It aims to be elegant and follow best web practices.
+  Build your site, run a generator, upload. Job done.
+