[answered] Main rules to create a repository

[Vcarbon]

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Hello
Where van I find these elements?

• Glossary of Github commun words
• file organisation of a repository
• user language files

Thanks for your help.

[jge162]

You can find a glossary of common GitHub terms on the GitHub Help page under the "Git and GitHub" section. This includes terms such as "repository," "branch," "commit," "pull request," and more.

https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/quickstart/github-glossary

a common file structure for a repository might include a "src" directory for source code, a "docs" directory for documentation, and a "tests" directory for test files.

User language files are typically found in the "localization" or "i18n" directory of a repository.

https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/managing-your-repositorys-settings-and-features/customizing-your-repository/about-repository-languages

[Vcarbon]

Thanks 😁

For the localization files, is there a standard format?
Like this?
choose_pizza!Choose your pizza
confirm_choice;Confirm your choice

[jge162]

Underscore works, but There is no one standard format for localization files, as different systems and software may use different conventions.

[Vcarbon]

Thanks 😁

[Vcarbon]

Should I close thé topic?
And how?

[jge162]

Topics closed when u mark answered. And are satisfied with information i provided you. Thank you too.

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