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Merge pull request #18 from timkpaine/tkp/docsfix
Small fix for folder structure in docs
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docs/wiki/Configuration.md

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Here is an example of a yaml-based configuration for the standard Slack-based chatbot:
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**example/slack.yaml**
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**example/bot/slack.yaml**
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The `???` show that these fields should be overridden in other configs, which is exactly what we do in our `example/slack.yaml`.
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The `???` show that these fields should be overridden in other configs, which is exactly what we do in our `example/bot/slack.yaml`.
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We also see that the bot instance is configured with a `SlackConfig`.
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For each backend supported, this is just a wrapper around the backend adapter's configuration:

docs/wiki/Overview.md

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To select commands, including custom commands, follow the documentation in [Configuration](Configuration).
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For example, with a Slack bot and the above command in `hello.py`:
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**my_bot_config/slack_with_hello.yaml**
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**my_bot_config/bot/slack_with_hello.yaml**
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```yaml
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# @package _global_

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