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:orphan: ========================= Documentation Conventions ========================= This document describes the conventions used in pip's documentation. We expect it to evolve over time as additional conventions are identified and past conventions are rendered obsolete. .. note:: Currently, these conventions are not enforced automatically, and need to be verified manually during code review. We are interested in linters that can help us enforce these conventions automatically. Files ===== Naming ------ Folder names should be a single word, all lowercase. File names must use the kebab-case style (all lowercase, hyphen for separating words) and have the extension ``.rst``. Encoding -------- All files in our documentation must use UTF-8 encoding. Line Length ----------- Limit all lines to a maximum of 72 characters, where possible. This may be exceeded when it does not make sense to abide by it (eg. long links, code blocks). Headings ======== Use the following symbols to create headings: #. ``=`` with overline #. ``=`` #. ``-`` #. ``^`` #. ``'`` #. ``*`` For visual separation from the rest of the content, all other headings must have one empty line before and after. Heading 2 (``=``) should have two empty lines before, for indicating the end of the section prior to it. :: ========= Heading 1 ========= Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Heading 2 ========= Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Heading 3 --------- Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Heading 4 ^^^^^^^^^ Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Heading 5 ''''''''' Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Heading 6 ********* Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Writing ======= .. note:: We're still discussing *how* pip should be capitalized in prose. The current statement here is tentative. pip is a proper noun, and spelt all lowercase. Do not capitalize pip as "Pip" at the start of a sentence. Avoid using phrases such as "easy", "just", "simply" etc, which imply that the task is trivial. If it were trivial, the user wouldn't be reading the documentation for it.