Welcome to King Tut!

Thanks for your interest in writing a RingCentral Tutorial! If you're new to authoring or using RingCentral Tutorials, feel free to click through this brief tutorial showing you how a RingCentral Tutorial is structured and what users experience.

The tutorial's navigation controls are located above this text. Use to move to the next step of the tutorial. Use to move to the previous step of the tutorial (if there is one). Use to see an overview of all the steps in the tutorial.

Let's begin by walking through the files generated for you in the `tutorial` directory with the `saurus new` command - those files are actually what is being used to show you this tutorial right now!

Configuration

The first file we'll look at is /tutorials/config.json. This contains high-level configuration information about your tutorial. This JSON file contains several properties you can declare about your tutorial:

• title: This is the title of your tutorial which will show on the first page
• description: This is a string of text that will appear above the "Start" button for your tutorial.
• repo: This is the GitHub repo that your code lives in. Right now we assume all projects are hosted there, but we'll likely make this agnostic in the future.
• heroku: This indicates whether or not your project supports instant deployment with the Heroku Button

Now, let's take a look at the file that contains the prose content of the tutorial (the part that you are reading now), /tutorials/index.jade.

Code-Based Tutorial Prose

This file defines the structure (outline) of your tutorial into chapters and sections, their titles, the files displayed at various steps, and even the ability to highlight specific code within a particular file.

This file contains examples of using Markdown or Jade as well.

Getting Started

The README.md file of the **master** branch of the Github repository for King Tut contains all the information developers need in step-by-step format.