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Syntax

Comments

How to add documentation and comments to your ForSure files.

Line Comments

Use the # symbol to add single-line comments.

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# This is a comment explaining the structure root: - Type: Directory - Name: src/ # Main source directory <description> Source code files </description>

Description Blocks

Use <description> tags to add detailed documentation to files and directories.

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root: - Type: File - Name: README.md <description> This is the main README file for the project. It contains important information about setup, usage, and contribution guidelines. </description> <content> # Project Name ## Description A brief description of what this project does. ## Installation ```bash npm install ``` </content>

Inline Documentation

Comments can be placed anywhere to clarify complex structures.

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# Configuration section config: - Type: File - Name: .env.example <description> Environment variables template Copy this to .env and fill in your values </description> <content> # Database configuration DATABASE_URL=postgresql://user:pass@localhost/db API_KEY=your-api-key-here DEBUG=true </content> # Source code structure src: - Type: Directory - Name: components/ # UI components - Name: utils/ # Utility functions - Name: hooks/ # Custom React hooks