scaffold-exercises

Scaffolding exercise directories requires section and exercise naming conventions. The tool then generates standardized folder structures with problem, solution, or explainer subfolders, ensuring your course content is organized consistently.

Creating exercise folders that pass lint checks requires non-empty readme files in each directory. The tool automatically generates lint-ready stubs with required readmes, validating that all required files and folders exist before submission.

The best way to set up problem, solution, and explainer subfolders is to specify the intended exercise format during scaffolding. The tool automatically stubs these optional variant folders based on your lesson plan requirements.

Yes, the scaffolding tool validates that required readme files are present and non-empty. It creates lint-ready stubs to ensure your exercise directory structure passes validation checks for required files and folders.

Yes, you can use this to turn a lesson plan into a complete exercise tree. It creates section and exercise directory structures with the right naming conventions, preparing content that must pass lint checks for a new course module.

The limitation of scaffolding exercise structures is that it requires predefined section and exercise naming conventions. It only stubs optional problem, solution, or explainer folders and does not generate the actual educational content within them.