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Grovery Core Toolkit Template

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https://grovery-core-toolkit-template.netlify.app/en/getting-started/

A Markdown-powered toolkit template featuring various page templates for tutorials, resources, and components. It includes sections for brand resources, program resources, and onboarding, with specific support for Astro-based tutorials and a tutorial tracker system.

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What's inside Grovery Core Toolkit

  1. Overview of Grovery CORE RMS

    The Grovery’s CORE RMS (Resource Management System) is a Progressive Web App (PWA) designed to organize, manage, and train Sales and Marketing teams. It provides a scalable environment for teams to share information, access program materials, and work efficiently. Key capabilities include:

    • Communication Integrity: System-wide updates to minimize legal risks associated with document version control.
    • Digital Access: Immediate access to program materials, reducing the cost of print collateral.
    • Streamlined Communication: Built-in feedback loops and in-app notifications.
    • Resource Distribution: Integrated feature allowing teams to send materials directly to customers from the app.
    • Knowledge Management: Built-in knowledge base and full-resource search functionality.
    • Analytics: Integrated tools to track how teams are utilizing the system.
    • Security: Secure asset storage with the ability to gate and password-protect sensitive materials.

  2. Use Markdown for Toolkit page content

    Toolkit pages use Markdown for content formatting. Headings, lists, and text treatments are defined using plain text symbols (e.g., hashtags for headings). Markdown headings are automatically indexed and added to the right sidebar navigation as links. Styling, fonts, and colors are handled globally by the website's CSS to ensure consistency.

  3. Use Markdown for Toolkit page content

    Toolkit pages use Markdown for content authoring. Formatting (headings, lists, etc.) is handled via plain text symbols (e.g., hashtags for headings), while visual styling (fonts, colors, sizes) is managed globally by the website's CSS. Markdown headings are automatically indexed and displayed in the right sidebar navigation as clickable links.

  5. Use Markdown for Toolkit page content

    Toolkit pages use Markdown for content creation, allowing users to focus on text without managing fonts, sizes, or colors, as these are handled by the website's global styling. Markdown headings are automatically indexed and added to the right sidebar navigation as clickable links.

  6. Use Markdown for Toolkit page content

    Toolkit pages use Markdown for content formatting. Headings, lists, and text treatments are defined using plain text symbols (e.g., hashtags for headings). Markdown headings are automatically indexed and added to the right sidebar navigation as links. Styling, fonts, and colors are handled globally by the website's CSS to ensure consistency.

  7. Create and organize Toolkit pages using Markdown

    Toolkit pages are authored in Markdown. To create a new page, duplicate an existing Markdown file and give it a new name. The URL path of the page is determined by the subfolder in which the file is placed. The website's styling code automatically handles fonts, sizes, and colors to ensure consistency.

  10. Create and organize Toolkit pages using Markdown

    Toolkit pages are authored in Markdown. To create a new page, duplicate an existing Markdown file and give it a new name. The URL path of the page is determined by the subfolder in which the file is placed. The website's styling code automatically handles fonts, colors, and sizes to ensure consistency.

  11. Implement tutorial tracking using TutorialTracker components

    The Tutorial Tracker v2 system provides a simplified method for tracking user progress through tutorials. It utilizes two primary components: TutorialTracker and TutorialTrackerWrapper to manage and display tutorial completion states.
    // Use these components to implement tutorial tracking
<TutorialTrackerWrapper>
  <TutorialTracker step="tutorial-1-step-1" />
  <TutorialTracker step="tutorial-1-step-2" />
  <TutorialTracker step="tutorial-1-step-3" />
</TutorialTrackerWrapper>

  12. Create and organize Toolkit pages using Markdown

    Toolkit pages are authored in Markdown. To create a new page, duplicate an existing Markdown file and give it a new name. The URL path of the page is determined by the subfolder in which the file is placed. The website's styling code automatically handles fonts, colors, and sizes to ensure consistency.