This article describes the Kylin document writing specifications. We will introduce the chapter structure, element tag, term specification, file/path specification, etc.
Please prepare the environment related to writing documents according to How to Write Document and understand the Kylin document structure.
Kylin documents are written in Markdown syntax, hereinafter referred to as md. Please make sure you are familiar with Markdown Syntax.
Bold Use bold to mark the content you need to emphasize. Such as:
Italic
Italics are generally not used in Chinese documents.
Italics can be used in English documents for the following situations, such as database name, table name, column name, etc.
Quote
Use quote to mark secondary information / supplementary information, that is, extended information that does not affect normal understanding and use. Such as:
> You can continue reading to get more information about...
Use quote to mark reminders.
Inline code Use inline code to mark everything that may be entered by the user into the shell / config, such as file paths, Unix accounts, configuration items, and values.
Code snippet Use code snippets to mark shell commands and config configurations that all users need to execute, in a unified format and need to be sufficiently prominent. Such as:
shell commands
```sh $KYLIN_HOME/bin/kylin.sh start ```
config configurations
```properties kylin.env.hdfs-working-dir=/kylin ``` ``` xml <property> <name>mapreduce.map.memory.mb</name> <value>2048</value> </property> ```
English vocabulary
Punctuation
Description of UI interaction
Use bold style to emphasize interactive elements. For example: Click the **Submit** button.
Use -> to illustrate continuous operation.