Obviously, layouts, and data files are all placed in their default locations. Bibliographies, media and style-sheets in assets, and a few development related files in the project’s root directory.
If you have just downloaded or cloned the template without any modification, you should get the following structure:
pandoc-df-thesis-template /
├ assets/
| ├ bib/
| | ├─ string.bib # bibliography files
| | ├─ thesis-biblio.bib # string abbreviations for bib-files
| | └─ Thesis-ieee-style.csl # Citation Style Language (CSL) for formatting of citations and bibliographies.
| ├ fig/ # {empty}
| ├ fonts/ # fonts folders
| ├ media/ # media assets for the outputs
| └ scss/
| ├─ _<files>.scss # SCSS partials
| └─ pandoc_thesis_*.scss # stylesheets, loads SCSS partials from '_<files>.scss'
|
├ _data/ # data files for customizing the template
| ├─ glossaries.pp # pp-macros for glossaries
| ├─ html.pp # pp-macros for HTML outputs
| ├─ latex.pp # pp-macros for TeX/PDF outputs
| ├─ macros.pp # main pp-macros
| ├─ metatada.yml # pandoc metadata
| ├─ variables.yml # pandoc/template variables
| └─ xml.pp # pp-macros for docbook
|
├ _layouts/
| ├ jekyll/ # Jekyll template
| | ├ assets/
| | └── ...
| | ├ _layouts/
| | └── ...
| | ├ _plugins/
| | └── ...
| | └─ _config.yml
| ├ odt/ # for opendocument template
| | └── ...
| ├ xsl/ # for docbook template
| | └── ...
| ├─ pandoc-df-thesis*.sty # LaTeX package for TeX/PDF output
| └─ template.<target> # The different [Pandoc] templates
|
├ _md/
| ├─ 0X_<files>.md # frontmatter sources files
| ├─ 1X_<files>.md # mainmatter sources files
| └─ 9X_<files>.md # backmatter sources files
|
├─ Makefile # The makefile that manage the build process
└─ package.json # Node.js/npm build scripts
Once you have executed the command make from the template folder, the build/ folder should appear.
It will be the place where all generated stuff should placed.
In some case a node_modules/ directory may appear. This folder is managed by NPM for package Node.js.