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-# Estrutura de pastas {#estrutura}
+# Folder structure {#structure}
-A estrutura de pastas de um projeto usando Bookup é a seguinte:
+A Bookup project folder structure looks like this:
-* `archive`: armazena versões antigas do livro.
-* `content`: o conteúdo do livro.
- * `drafts`: deixe aqui os textos que ainda estão em composição.
- * `sections`: aqui vai todo o material a ser compilado em livro.
- * `notes`: caderno de anotações a ser incluído no material público.
-* `slides`: slides no formato Markdown.
-* `site`: HTML opcional usado para o sítio base; se existir, o livro será
- colocado dentro da pasta `public/book` ou algo assim.
-* `build`: o livro compilado (HTML, PDF e outros formatos):
- * `notes`: caderno de notas compilado.
- * `book`: o livro compilado, se houver uma pasta `site`, caso contrário o
- conteúdo dolivro será colocado na pasta raíz do diretório `public`.
-* `biblio`: bibliografia.
-* `images`: pasta de imagens.
-* `vendor/bookup`:
- * `content`: documentação do Bookup.
- * `vendor/{Fuse.js,}`: dependências.
+* `archive`: stores old book versions.
+* `content`: the actual content:
+ * `drafts`: you can leave here texts still being composed.
+ * `sections`: here goes the material to be compiled in book format.
+ * `notes`: keep texts here to be compiled as a notebook companion.
+* `slides`: slides in Markdown format.
+* `site`: an optional website used as base; if that exists, the book will be
+ place inside the `build/book` folder.
+* `build`: the compiled book (HTML, PDF and other formats):
+ * `notes`: the compiled notebook.
+ * `book`: the compiled book, if there's a `site` folder available,
+ otherwise the book content will be placed in the toplevel `build` folder.
+* `biblio`: bibliography (BibTeX).
+* `images`: image folder.
+* `vendor/bookup`: where the Bookup codebase actually resides:
+ * `content`: Bookup documentation.
+ * `vendor/{Fuse.js,}`: dependencies.