01 Essential

You can fine the example here.

Install npm
Run the following command to install the cli
```
npm install jate-cli -g
```
Go to the folder where you want to create the new project and run
```
jate install example
```

Four simple steps (General Rule)

All files outside /config /bundles and folders are system, you don’t need to know how they work.
The first file you need to know is /config/router.json. It contains a list of url and classes. When in the web site is called a page, in this list you can specify what will be the class to solve this call. The class must be created in /bundles/controllers.
The first line of this list, point at 404 page.
As a general rule bundles are divided as follows:
- Controllers -> All pages that are rendered.
- Models -> All the support classes used by controllers or other models.
- Views -> All graphics interfaces that do not contain php.
All pages that are created in the /bundles/controllers and /bundles/models folders are automatically included. If there is a file that has dependencies from another class, this dependence must be added manually with function jRequire( "../relativePath"); at the beginning of that file.
The bundles/models/template and bundles/views/tradictional.html usually do not need to be changed. The part that usually changes is the makePage that can be found within the pages in bundles/controllers/*.php.

In the constructor you can add files like css or js with the following function $this->addFilesRequired(["file1.css", "file2.js"]);.
In the constructor you can set the values of jtags $this->tags["title"] = "home";. You must use those basic but you can also add other.
To add the part of html you can use jBlock(); and jBlockEnd(); as an example but it is recommended to keep the html part separate in /bundles/views/ and incorporated by jBlockFile("bundles/views/Page01.html");.