This repository contains a simple starter template for creating a MOAW workshop.

This template includes the following:

• Built-in MOAW workshop documentation, located in the docs folder.
• A .devcontainer folder for setting up the workshop environment.
• A GitHub Actions workflow for automatically creating packages for the workshop (for intermediate steps, solution, etc).
• A setup-project.sh script for setting up the project for the workshop.

1. Select the Use this template button on GitHub to create a new repository from this template.
2. Name your repository and select Create repository from template.

From this point, you can start creating your workshop content in the main branch. The following are some of the steps you can take to customize your workshop:

• Update the docs folder with your workshop content. See this link for more information on how to author your workshop content.
• Update the .devcontainer folder with your workshop environment.
• Update the scripts/repo/create-packages.sh script to create packages for your workshop (see TODO: notes in the script).
• Update the scripts/repo/setup-project.sh script to create the GitHub template for your workshop (see TODO: notes in the script). In your workshop documentation, you should include instructions for users to run this script to set up their project.

To make it easier to edit your workshop docs, you can use the MOAW CLI:

• Run moaw serve to preview your workshop content locally, with live reload.
• Run moaw link docs/workshop.md once your workshop is complete to generate a shareable link to your workshop.

• moaw-workshop-basic: A basic template for creating a MOAW workshop, only containing the workshop documentation and devcontainer setup.
• moaw-workshop-advanced: A more advanced template for creating a MOAW workshop from a complete project repository. In addition to the workshop documentation and devcontainer setup, it includes template scripts to create one or more packages and setup the initial project structure.

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