Making attractive and usable readme's. This is a short description about the content of my proyect. This text have to be simple and explicit. This proyect has two branches: develop1 and develop2. Develop1 contains the tests of the repositories and develop2 contains the test of the use cases. You can use simple features to format your comments and interact with others in issues, pull requests, and wikis on GitHub.

This directory contains optional files that can be enabled in Docker output

File stucture in this directory is incredibly simple: for a given extra name(e.g. extraName) create a directory with that name, and one single JavaScriptand one CSS file for the extra (i.e. extraName/extraName.js, extraName/extraName.css).This format may change in the future to allow for multiple files or for extendingthe functionality of the Docker process itself, but this format will remain supported.

Fuzzy string-matching against file names. Once enabled, hit Ctrl/Cmd + P(à la Sublime Text 2) to bring up a search field, type some importantcharacters that should be enough to identify a file, hit return and jump straightto the file. Alternatively, just start typing and the search field will automatically appear.

Github Readme Md Format Download

goToLine

Github Readme Md Format Examples

Github Readme Md Format Sample

Simple option to quickly jump to a particular code line. Just hit Ctrl/Cmd + G andtype a line number into the field to instantly jump to the given line. Currently thisonly works when the --line-numbers option is used, and only works for code lines(i.e. it won't allow you to jump to a line with a comment on it)