Emoji Reference Guide for AVP Documentation
This reference guide explains the emoji conventions used throughout the Asset Valuer Pro technical documentation. These conventions are designed to improve readability and provide visual cues to help navigate the documentation more efficiently.
Section Headersâ
| Emoji | Meaning | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| đ | Process workflows and procedures | Used for sections describing step-by-step processes and operational workflows |
| đī¸ | Architecture and structure information | Used for sections describing system architecture, components structure, and organization |
| đ§ | Technical components and implementations | Used for sections detailing specific technical implementations and components |
| đ | Data models and schemas | Used for sections describing data structures, models, and database schemas |
| đ | Business context and requirements | Used for sections explaining business rules, requirements, and domain context |
API Endpointsâ
| Emoji | Meaning | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| đ | GET operations | Used for API endpoints that retrieve data |
| âī¸ | POST operations | Used for API endpoints that create new resources |
| đ | PUT/PATCH operations | Used for API endpoints that update existing resources |
| đī¸ | DELETE operations | Used for API endpoints that remove resources |
| đ | Security-related endpoints | Used for authentication, authorization, and security features |
Information Typesâ
| Emoji | Meaning | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| đĄ | Tips and recommendations | Used for helpful suggestions and best practices |
| âšī¸ | Important information or notes | Used for additional information and clarifications |
| â ī¸ | Warnings and cautions | Used for potential issues or areas requiring special attention |
| â | Validation and verification | Used for sections about validation processes and data integrity |
| ⥠| Performance considerations | Used for performance-related notes and optimizations |
Data and Relationshipsâ
| Emoji | Meaning | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| đ | Key fields and identifiers | Used for primary keys and unique identifiers |
| đ | Relationships and references | Used for entity relationships and foreign key references |
| đ§Ž | Calculation and algorithms | Used for mathematical operations and algorithmic processes |
| đą | Mobile application components | Used for iOS app-specific functionality |
| đ | Web and frontend components | Used for web UI and frontend functionality |
How to Use Emojis in Documentationâ
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Section Headers: Place the appropriate emoji at the beginning of section headers
## đī¸ Architecture Overview -
Information Notes: Use emojis for callout information
đĄ **Tip:** Use pagination for large datasets to improve performance. -
API Endpoints: Mark HTTP methods with the appropriate emoji
#### đ Get User By ID -
Entity Relationships: Use relationship emojis when describing connections
- đ **Related to**: User (many-to-one)
Consistency Guidelinesâ
- Use emojis sparingly and purposefully - only where they add value
- Place emojis at the beginning of headers or key points, not in the middle of text
- Maintain consistency across all documentation
- Limit to 1-2 emojis per section to avoid visual clutter