get the anatomy guide started

[connor11528]

Here is the basic structure. We can for sure dig deeper here but something is better than nothing!

[connor11528]

Also could add these notes from @jaumard

http://blog.jaumard.com/en/2016/01/05/getting-started-with-trails/

env : Config file that overrides the default per environment, you can change the entire config for your production environment
database : Information about your database: type, migration strategy, et cetera.
footprints : Options for your REST API: add a prefix, enable/disable footprint, et cetera.
i18n : Configuration for multi language support: set default language and translations.
locales : Folder in which to put all translation files
log : Logger options for your project. Uses winston by default.
main : Allow you to enable/disable trailpacks.*
policies : Allow you to map your policies with controllers.
routes : Allows you to map your controller’s functions with routes.
session : Options for managing sessions: strategies, cookies, web tokens, et cetera.
views : Allow you to configure your template engine.
web : Options for web server, like port.
webpack : Configuration for building assets, it’s a default webpack configuration (http://webpack.github.io/docs/configuration.html)

[maissani]

@connor11528 , i agree with your point of view.

[maissani]

Can you add an ExampleModel.js, examplepolicy in the list :)
📁

[connor11528]

Okay added in notes. Is that closer? Added exampleModel and examplePolicy

[maissani]

Why did you add notes ? Theses info shouldn't be there , this is my opinion.
Don't warp your directory tree because i couldn't implement direct link to anatomy files with when warped between codeblock.

[maissani]

Models and Policies that all and i ll accept the PR 👍 Then i will implement links

[maissani]

Your information is usefull but i think this should be under respective directories.

[connor11528]

Okay I'm a trails n00b and don't know exactly how models and policies work. Deleted the notes

[maissani]

Your are not a noob , there is no noob there, there is just code lovers.
Your Notes has to been under config folder of trails Anatomy.
The list that you provide is just a simple Sumary that contains links forwarding to docs and files respectively.

[maissani]

@connor11528 If you can continue , you will be welcome. :) I made some change with your declaration to get everything more prety and more readable. I also give an example of linking ( api ) .

[connor11528]

awesome great news. We can build out this documentation for sure! It's an asset for the community

have a great day