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using PlutoTest
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build

build(nbsdir)–> extracts markdown items and builds documentation from the notebooks in the given directory. Also, creates creates a readme file with content in the project root.

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new

new(projname)-> Scaffolds a new project sub-directories and configuration files.

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The new() function can be used when you want to create a project in a cloned repo. All the files and subdirectories would be blank.

testdir = "../test"
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"../test"

new(testdir)
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#noop
@test isdir(joinpath(testdir, "nbs")) == true
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#noop
@test isdir(joinpath(testdir, "docs")) == true
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@test isdir(joinpath(testdir, "src")) == true
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@test isdir(joinpath(testdir, "docs", "images")) == true
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@test isdir(joinpath(testdir, "docs", "assets")) == true
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@test isfile(joinpath(testdir, "Project.toml")) == true
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#noop
@test isfile(joinpath(testdir, "Manifest.toml")) == true
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#noop
@test isfile(joinpath(testdir, "mkdocs.yml")) == true
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#noop
@test isfile(joinpath(testdir, "nbs", "index.jl")) == true
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#noop
begin
    dirs = ["$testdir/docs", "$testdir/nbs", "$testdir/src"]
    files = ["$testdir/Manifest.toml", "$testdir/Project.toml", "$testdir/mkdocs.yml"]
    map(dir -> rm(dir, recursive = true), dirs)
    map(rm, files)
end
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