Cht-core: Move ddocs to top-level directory in medic-webapp repo

[alxndrsn]

/webapp/src/ddocs/ don't seem specific to webapp, so perhaps could live at the top-level, e.g. /ddocs.

[garethbowen]

Yeah... that's the one bit I couldn't decide on. I think you're right...

[garethbowen]

We need a dir for the src and for the dist or build. Maybe /ddocs/src and /ddocs/dist?

[alxndrsn]

Personally i'd prefer all generated files to have a common root, e.g. /build. I find this makes it much simpler to find generated files, especially if you're not aware what files can be generated. Bonus is it makes .gitignore much simpler too.

[garethbowen]

That's what I've gone for... all generated files are in /webapp/dist right now. Most are getting dumped right into the _attachments dir of the medic ddoc ready to be built right into the compiled ddoc.

This needs to be moved too, either to /ddocs/dist or /dist (or /build but I prefer dist for no real reason).

[alxndrsn]

/dist works for me (although I do prefer /build, because to me it implies it's temporary). I'd say the subdirectory /webapp/dist is less clear than having /dist at the top level.

[garethbowen]

Probably the most correct solution is to have a /build for all the bits and a /dist for the final medic ddoc rather than putting them together in the same place.

[alxndrsn]

Or just put the final ddoc in /build/dist. Presumably "dist" is short for "distributable".

For comparison:

• gradle default is to put binaries in /build/outputs, and
• maven puts them directly in /target, with other build-related files in subdirectories of /target.

[garethbowen]

Code review please @alixemden

This change moves /webapp/src/ddocs to /ddocs and /webapp/dist to /build.

[alxndrsn]

I know you asked the other Al*x to review this, but I went ahead and did it anyway 😝

[garethbowen]

Merged.