This document serves as a comprehensive guide for accessing and utilizing the tier-specific templates within PRG.
- Each categorized tier – Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze – has its own customized repository and
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templates that cater to different levels of project complexity and requirements. - Consult the Category Guidelines for more information on the different project categories and their respective tiers.
- Platinum Tier Template
- Gold Tier Template
- Silver Tier Template
- Bronze Tier Template
- Using the Templates
- Resources
PRG Platinum Tier Public Template Repository
Designed for the most ambitious and sophisticated projects, this template transcends the ordinary, offering a comprehensive framework for thorough documentation, advanced feature integration, and high-level project presentation.
PRG Gold Tier Public Template Repository
Tailored for advanced and comprehensive projects, this template includes extensive sections and badges suitable for a robust and detailed presentation.
PRG Silver Tier Public Template Repository
Designed for intermediate-level projects, this template balances detail and simplicity, providing a streamlined yet informative layout.
PRG Bronze Tier Public Template Repository
Ideal for basic or beginner-level projects, this template focuses on simplicity and ease of use, ensuring a clear and concise project overview.
To use the above templates, you can do one of two things:
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Access the template you want to use by clicking on the appropriate link above, then click the green Use this template button in the top right corner of the repository page.
- This will create a new repository with the template's contents, which you can then clone to your local machine and edit as needed.
- Follow the instructions on GitHub Docs: Creating a repository from a template for more information.
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Click on the appropriate template link above, then Fork the template repository.
- When you click New Repository, you will now have an option under Repository template to select the template you just forked.
- This will create a new repository with the template's contents, which you can then clone to your local machine and edit as needed.
- View the README Guidelines for more information on how to edit the template's contents.
- Creating a repository from a template - GitHub Docs on creating a repository from a template.
- Creating a template repository - GitHub Docs on creating a template repository.
- Managing project templates in your organization - GitHub Docs on managing project templates in your organization.