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# Looking for the docs

Continue to the [Grocy documentation](tutorial.md) or look below for some stuff about the docs and how to help improve them.

# About docs

This repository is for creating documentation for the grocy project. You can find grocy at https://github.com/grocy/grocy

The four types of documentation that will be needed are:
1. tutorials - learning-oriented, gets first-time users up and running
2. how-tos - problem-oriented, answers specific scenarios
3. explanations - understanding-oriented, gets contributors up and running
4. reference - information-oriented, serves as a repository of knowledge for contributors

This project will first focus on tutorials. This means that:
- the target audience of these writings are first- and second-time users of Grocy.
- the structure should reflect their exploration of functionality
- technical debt should be minimal
- the language should be clear, with short sentences and an informal tone

The main tutorial page is [tutorial.md](tutorial.md)

# Feedback

Please leave an issue if you think there is a topic that needs further documentation and is not planned yet. (See planned sections below.)

## Planned sections for tutorials

- [x] Why use Grocy?
- [x] Setup
- Installation (step by step guide)
- Setting up users
- User specific settings
- General settings
- [x] Use: track your food!
- Manage master data
- Purchase
- Stock overview
- Transfer
- Consume
- Inventory
- Shopping list
- [x] Use: track your cooking!
- Recipes
- Meal plan
- [ ] Use: track your things!
- Batteries
- Equipment
- [ ] Use: track your chores and tasks!
- Chores overview
- Tasks
- Chore tracking
- [X] Examples
- [ ] Update to 3.0
- FAQ (?)