You can write documentation for your project as a wiki. Members of your team that have access to the project can also make amendments here.
You can have all the normal markdown objects like titles, links etc. If you add a link to a (local) page that doesn't exist then it will create a link to help you go and create that page.
The wiki supports even more amazing goodies though. You can refer to parts of you project, like commits (just type in the commit id) , issues (using #
) or other pavlovia users (using @
).
You can even use mermaid to add charts like flow diagrams and Gantt charts. Checkout this chart and the code below that generated it
gantt
title Study plans
dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD
section Study 1
Pilot :a1, 2018-01-01, 10d
Main participants :after a1 , 40d
section Study 2
Check modelling code :2018-01-12 , 12d
Forward modelling of results : 24d
That was generated by this super-simple code:
```mermaid gantt title Study plans dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD section Study 1 Pilot :a1, 2018-01-01, 10d Main participants :after a1 , 40d section Study 2 Check modelling code :2018-01-12 , 12d Forward modelling of results : 24d ```