Document stuff a little more organised

docs/Admins/configuration/CynthiaConf.md

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+# CynthiaConf
+
+Cynthia's configuration can be written in [`TOML`](https://toml.io/) (`Cynthia.toml`), [`Dhall`](https://dhall-lang.org/) (`Cynthia.dhall`) and [`JSON`]([JSON](https://www.json.org/json-en.html)) (`Cynthia.json`). `TOML` is the current default, and as such, these docs will mostly document CynthiaDocs with TOML examples.
+
+## Conversion
+
+Cynthia can convert between config languages using the `cynthiaweb convert <lang>` command.
+
+

docs/Cynthia.toml/scenes.md → docs/Admins/configuration/CynthiaConf/scenes.md

@@ -23,30 +23,31 @@ Each scene is defined as a table (`[[]]`) in the `scenes` array (`[[scenes]]`).
 Each scene has the following fields:
 
 - `name`: The name of the scene. This value must be unique.
+
 - `sitename`: The name of the site in this scene.
   This is optional, as setting a `<title>` in the template is also possible.
+
 - `stylefile`: The name of the site in this scene.
   This is optional, as setting a `<link>` in the template is also possible.
+
 - `templates`:
   A table that defines the templates to use for each type of publication.
-
+  
   > These templates are always placed in their respective `templates` directory,
   > this means that
-  >
+  > 
   > ```toml
   > post = "default"
   > ```
-  >
+  > 
   > refers to
-  >
+  > 
   > ```path
-  >
   > ./CynthiaFiles/templates/posts/default.handlebars
-  >
   > ```
-
+  
   The following keys are supported:
-
+  
   - `post`: The template to use for posts.
   - `page`: The template to use for pages.
   - `postlist`: The template to use for post lists.

docs/customisation/templates/index.md → docs/Admins/customisation/templates.md

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 Templates in Cynthia are written in Handlebars, a simple templating language that allows you to insert variables and logic into your HTML.
 
-> # NOTE:
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> 
 > With Node set to disabled, what remains is a simpler version of Handlebars.
 > This version has sufficient, but limited support for helpers.

docs/Developers/Plugin/apis.md

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+# Plugin API's
+
+# JS/TS
+
+Currently there is only the JS/TS API available. Most important change you should is that Cynthia `v3` communicates with it's plugins over `STDIO`. In Cynthia `v2` this was done through calling arguments and local HTTP ports, causing loads of overhead.
+
+Cynthia `v3` aims to bring comfortable communication with it's plugins back to the levels of `v0/ts-draft`, where a Node plugin would be imported and called as a library, then called with an object, on which methods were available to control Cynthia's behaviour.
+
+The Node package for writing Cynthia plugins can be found at:
+
+<https://www.npmjs.com/package/@cynthiaweb/plugin-api>
+
+
+
+

docs/readme.md

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+# Docs
+
+Obviously, Cynthia will self-host it's docs once v3 is far enoug. But for now, to keep docs available in this bridging period... Bamn! GitHub Pages (I don't hate them as bad as WordPress, but...)
+
+A little table-of-content for each subject down below:
+
+## For everyone
+
+- [Enabling or disabling Cynthia features](./features.md)
+
+## For webmasters (AKA Cynthia-admins)
+
+- [Managing publications: `publications.jsonc`](./Admins/publication/published.jsonc.md)
+
+- [Configuring Cynthia: `CynthiaConf`](./Admins/configuration/CynthiaConf.md)
+
+  - [Setting up scenes](./Admins/configuration/CynthiaConf/scenes.md)
+
+  - [Writing templates](./Admins/customisation/templates.md)
+
+## For developers
+
+Interested in developing on Cynthia itself? Feel free to leave an issue or PR on [the GitHub](https://github.com/strawmelonjuice/CynthiaWebsiteEngine).
+
+### For plugin developers
+
+- [Available API's](./Developers/Plugin/apis.md)