Example Article

The Example Article is a demonstration page used to showcase how articles are structured and rendered in Project Aron. It is written entirely in wikitext and translated to HTML by the server when requested by a client.

This article exists for testing layout, markup support, and asset handling. It does not describe a real system, but it follows the same conventions as production articles.

Overview

Project Aron articles are stored on the server as plain text files. Each article has a directory containing a main.wiki file and any associated assets such as images.

When a client requests an article, the server converts the wikitext into HTML and exposes the result to the client.

Key Features

• Simple heading hierarchy
• Paragraph-based layout
• Internal links between articles
• Support for images and infoboxes
• Deterministic server-side rendering

How Rendering Works

1. The client requests the article by name.
2. The server locates articles/example-article/main.wiki.
3. The wikitext parser converts markup into HTML.
4. Images and other assets are copied alongside the rendered file.
5. The client displays the article and builds a navigation tree from headings.

Links

Internal links use double brackets. For example:

• Aron - Articles within the website
• https://www.example.com - External websites
• example - Takes you to an external site but displays custom text instead of the link

If a linked article does not exist, it may be rendered as a missing page depending on configuration.

Image Example

Images are stored with the article and copied to the client-visible directory when the article is rendered.

Notes

This article is intended as a reference implementation. Developers can copy its structure when creating new content for Project Aron.