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''iefolder'' also makes it easy to add folders as needed to project folders that was initially set up by ''iefolder'' as the project moves forward and need more sub-folders. See more details in the work flow section below. | ''iefolder'' also makes it easy to add folders as needed to project folders that was initially set up by ''iefolder'' as the project moves forward and need more sub-folders. See more details in the work flow section below. | ||
== Instructions == | == Instructions == |
Revision as of 13:20, 8 February 2018
iefolder is used to set up standardized project folder structures with master do-files and to add to them as the project expands.
This article is means to describe use cases, work flow and the reasoning used when developing the commands. For instructions on how to use the command specifically in Stata and for a complete list of the options available, see the help files by typing help iefolder
in Stata. This command is a part of the package ietoolkit, to install all the commands in this package including this command, type ssc install ietoolkit
in Stata.
Intended use cases
This command is intended to set up folder structure for a new project. The folder structure template used by this command is DIME's folder structure template described in the DataWork folder page. Our strong recommendation is that all organizations should have a standardized folder structure, and that all individual projects should set up their own or someone else's standardized folder structure, but this structure can of course differ in many ways compare to DIME's folder structure. iefolder makes it easy to set up DIME's standardized folder structure in a new project.
iefolder also makes it easy to add folders as needed to project folders that was initially set up by iefolder as the project moves forward and need more sub-folders. See more details in the work flow section below.
Instructions
These instructions are meant to help you understand how to use the command. For technical instructions on how to implement the command in Stata see the help files by typing help iefolder
in Stata.
Describe best practices related to this command here.
Reasoning used during development
Describe any non obvious decisions made during development of this command. This can help explain restrictions and requirements
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