configure-project-includes

To manage LikeC4 includes, standardize the likec4.config.json file to preserve relative paths and prevent overwriting existing configurations. This standardizes multi-file C4 projects by organizing model, views, deployment, and operations files without conflicts.

The best way to structure a multi-file LikeC4 project is to separate system-model, system-views, deployment, and operations files. Using standardized include paths in likec4.config.json ensures these components remain organized without path conflicts.

Configure image aliases in likec4.config.json by mapping keys to shared directories, such as setting "imageAliases" to {"@": "../shared/images"}. This enforces image alias consistency and maintains the mapping across multi-file setups.

Updating templates overwrites existing configuration paths when relative path conventions are not enforced. Standardizing likec4.config.json includes preserves defaults and maintains existing configurations during multi-file project updates.

Yes, you can maintain a shared images directory across multiple LikeC4 files by enforcing the imageAliases mapping in likec4.config.json. Setting an alias like "@" to "../shared/images" ensures consistent image references across the project.