How-to guide template
Suggested template and guidance for creating a how-to guide
Contributing a new how-to guide
How-to guides provide step-by-step practical guidance to readers who wish to:
- Enable a feature
- Integrate a technology
- Use Dapr in a specific scenario
How-to guides can be considered “next-level”, self-guided docs compared to quickstarts. How-to scenarios will take longer and can be more easily applied to the reader’s individual project or environment.
When naming your how-to document, include the sub-directory name in the file name. If you need to create a new sub-directory, make sure it’s descriptive and includes the relevant component or concept name. For example, pubsub-namespaces.
Note
This template is only a suggestion. Feel free to change based on your document’s purpose.Learn more about contributing to the Dapr docs, like front-matter and shortcodes.
Template
--- type: #Required; docs title: #Required; "How to: Brief, clear title" linkTitle: #Required; "How to: Shorter than regular title, to show in table of contents" weight: #Required; Use the correct weight based on hierarchy description: #Required; One-sentence description of what to expect in the article ---  <!-- Remove all the comments in this template before opening a PR. -->  <!-- H1: The title in the Hugo front-matter serves as the article's markdown H1. -->  <!-- Introductory paragraph Required. Light intro that briefly describes what the how-to will cover and any default Dapr characteristics. Link off to the appropriate concept or overview docs to provide context. -->  <!-- Include a diagram or image, if possible. -->  <!-- If applicable, link to the related quickstart in a shortcode note or alert with text like:   If you haven't already, [try out the <topic> quickstart](link) for a quick walk-through on how to use <topic>.  -->  <!-- Make sure the how-to includes examples for multiple programming languages, OS, or deployment targets, if applicable. -->  ## <Action or task>  <!-- Unlike quickstarts, do not use "Step 1", "Step 2", etc. -->  ## <Action or task>  <!-- Each H2 step should start with a verb/action word. -->  <!-- Include code snippets where possible. -->  ## Next steps  <!-- Link to related pages and examples. For example, the building block overview, the related tutorial, API reference, etc. -->