Rustelo/info/docs-info-path-are-needed.md

Answer: No, you don't need the info and docs directories to view the documentation!

Here's what I found:

📚 Core Documentation Structure

The documentation system has three levels:

1. 📁 book/ directory - Required - Main documentation source

   • Contains the complete mdBook documentation structure
   • Has 80 pages of comprehensive guides
   • Includes all essential content for using Rustelo

2. 📁 docs/ directory - Optional - Supplementary documentation

   • Contains additional technical documentation
   • Used for enhanced content when building with --sync

3. 📁 info/ directory - Optional - Development notes

   • Contains development notes and implementation details
   • Used for enhanced content when building with --sync

✅ What Works Without info and docs

Basic documentation build:

just docs-build

• ✅ Builds successfully (80 pages, 3.2M)
• ✅ Complete user documentation
• ✅ All essential guides and tutorials
• ✅ Feature documentation
• ✅ API reference
• ✅ Getting started guides

With sync (uses info and docs):

just docs-build-sync

• ✅ Builds successfully (80 pages, 3.7M)
• ✅ Includes additional technical details
• ✅ Enhanced feature documentation
• ✅ Development implementation notes

🎯 Recommendation

For normal use: Just keep the book/ directory - it contains everything users need to work with Rustelo.

For development: Keep all three directories if you want the most comprehensive documentation with all implementation details.

The book/ directory alone provides:

• Complete getting started guide
• All feature documentation
• Configuration guides
• Deployment instructions
• API reference
• Security guides
• Troubleshooting
• And much more!

So you can safely remove or ignore the info and docs directories if you want a lighter template, and the documentation will still work perfectly! 🚀