scaffold-exercises

To create structured exercise directories, use a directory scaffolding tool that automatically generates subfolders for problems, solutions, and explainers. This ensures educational content is consistently organized across course sections.

The best way to organize course exercises is by using a scaffolding command that builds a standardized directory structure. This separates problems, solutions, and explainers into distinct subfolders with minimal readmes for clarity.

Yes, you need bash commands to set up the exercise directory structure. The scaffolding process relies on bash for directory creation and uses a custom linter to validate the generated problem, solution, and explainer folders.

Yes, you can validate your exercise directory structure using a custom linter. After scaffolding the problem, solution, and explainer subfolders, the linter checks the generated structure against defined educational directory rules.

You can generate readme stubs for new course sections by running a scaffolding command. It automatically creates minimal readmes within each exercise variant, covering problems, solutions, and explainers for educational purposes.