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Editing Documentation & Markdown Syntax
Creating a new page is pretty easy. First, locate the trackpad on your laptop. If you are using a mouse, locate that instead. Then, move your finger over the trackpad or move the mouse until your cursor hovers over the green, juicy button in the top-right corner of your screen containing the text, "New Page."
You will then need to write your page in a language called markdown. Here's some notable, basic things to know in markdown.
> Use <br> to mark a new line.
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT, DO NOT FORGET TO USE THIS WHEN USING NEW LINES
> You can use # to create a header.
> You can use up to 3 # to create sub-headers.
> Surround text in * to italicize it, and ** to bold it.
Example: **This text is bolded!** This text is bolded!
> Surround text in ` to create single-line code blocks like so, and ``` to create multi-line code blocks. Put java after your ``` (on the same line) to color-format your code block in java.
Color-formatted java code looks like so:
private static boolean isCheeseAwesome() {
return true;
}> You can create links like so:
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- Editing Documentation & Markdown Syntax
- Code Team to-do List
- Code Standards
- Common Library Structure
- Interfaces
- General Setup
- Branching System
- How to Create Pull Requests
- How to Switch Branches
- Code Reviews
- Reverting Commits
- Singleton Pattern
- Software Installations
- Necessary IntelliJ Plugins
- Vendordeps
- Setting Up New Projects
- Autoformatter Set Up
- Showbot Requirements
- Autonomous
- Calling a Command Based on a Button Press
- CAN
- Clearing Sticky Faults
- Current Limits
- PID Config and Usage
- Robot.java, TeleopInit, DisabledInit
- RoboRio Ports
- SetDefaultCommand
- Wait for Time
- SlewRateLimiter
- LEDs
- InstantCommand
- PhotonVision
- Apriltags
- Camera Display on Shuffleboard
- Object Detection
- Raspberry Pi
- Network Tables
- List of Network Tables (2023)
Up to date as of SJ2, end of 2023 season