scaffold-exercises

To create exercise directories with structured content, you can automatically generate folders containing problem, solution, and explainer Markdown sections. This ensures your educational materials are structured consistently and pass quality linting checks for immediate use.

The required directory structure for exercise creation organizes content into predefined problem, solution, and explainer sections. Each section uses specific naming conventions and Markdown files to maintain consistent educational formatting across all exercises.

You generate stub files for problems, solutions, and explainers by running the scaffolding process within a predefined directory structure. It automatically creates the necessary Markdown files with the correct naming conventions for your educational content.

Yes, exercise directory creation requires proper naming conventions for Markdown files to ensure the problem, solution, and explainer sections are correctly recognized. Enforcing these conventions guarantees the generated directories pass linting checks.

You can run linting checks to ensure your exercise directories pass quality standards by validating the generated Markdown structure. This process verifies that problem, solution, and explainer files meet the predefined formatting requirements for educational use.

The best way to set up a new exercise set is to use an automated scaffolding process that generates the directory structure and stub Markdown files. This rapidly creates standardized problem, solution, and explainer sections for your course.