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doc/developer-guide.md

@@ -9,8 +9,10 @@ Architecture
 
 ![Architecture diagram][1]
 
+> **NOTE:**
 
-StackEdit uses [RequireJS][2] for asynchronous module definition ([AMD][3]). 
+> - StackEdit uses [RequireJS][2] for asynchronous module definition ([AMD][3]). 
+> - [jQuery][4], [Underscore.js][5] or any other 3rd party libraries can be called from anywhere as long as they have been declared as module dependencies.
 
 
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@@ -20,29 +22,29 @@ StackEdit uses [RequireJS][2] for asynchronous module definition ([AMD][3]).
 
 The `core` module is responsible for:
 
-- creating the [UI Layout][4],
+- creating the [UI Layout][6],
-- creating the [PageDown][5] editor,
+- creating the [PageDown][7] editor,
 - loading/saving the settings,
 - running periodic tasks,
 - detecting the user activity,
 - checking the offline status.
 
-##### Attributes:
+**Attributes:**
 
-- `isOffline`: indicates the offline status of the application.
+- `core.isOffline`: indicates the offline status of the application.
 
-##### Methods:
+**Methods:**
 
 - `core.onReady(callback)`: sets a callback to be called when all modules have been loaded and the DOM is ready.
-> **NOTE:** This is preferred over [jQuery's `.ready()`][6] because it ensures that all AMD modules are loaded by [RequireJS][2]).
+> **NOTE:** This is preferred over [jQuery's `.ready()`][8] because it ensures that all AMD modules are loaded by [RequireJS][9]).
 
-- `runPeriodically(callback)`: sets a callback to be called every second.
+- `core.runPeriodically(callback)`: sets a callback to be called every second.
 > **NOTE:** The callback will not run if the user is inactive or in StackEdit Viewer. User is considered inactive after 5 minutes of inactivity (mouse or keyboard).
 
-- `setOffline()`: can be called by any other modules when a network timeout occurs for instance.
+- `core.setOffline()`: can be called by any other modules when a network timeout occurs for instance.
-> **NOTE:** the offline status is also set by detecting the window `offline` event. `isOffline` is automatically set to `false` when the network is recovered.
+> **NOTE:** the offline status is also set by detecting the window `offline` event. `core.isOffline` is automatically set to `false` when the network is recovered.
 
-- `initEditor(fileDesc)`: creates or refreshes the [PageDown][7] editor with a given [`FileDescriptor`][8] object.
+- `core.initEditor(fileDesc)`: creates or refreshes the [PageDown][10] editor with a given [`FileDescriptor`][11] object.
 
 
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@@ -62,19 +64,19 @@ The `FileDescriptor` class represents a local file. A `FileDescriptor` object ha
 - `fileIndex`: the unique string index of the file in the file system
 - `title`: the title of the document
 - `content`: the content of the document
-- `syncLocations`: a map containing all the associated [`syncAttributes`][9] objects with their `syncIndex` as a key
+- `syncLocations`: a map containing all the associated [`syncAttributes`][12] objects with their `syncIndex` as a key
-- `publishLocations`: a map containing all the associated [`publishAttributes`][10] objects with their `publishIndex` as a key
+- `publishLocations`: a map containing all the associated [`publishAttributes`][13] objects with their `publishIndex` as a key
 
 And the following methods:
 
-- `addSyncLocation(syncAttributes)`: associates a [`syncAttributes`][11] object with the file
+- `addSyncLocation(syncAttributes)`: associates a [`syncAttributes`][14] object with the file
-- `removeSyncLocation(syncAttributes)`: unassociates a [`syncAttributes`][12] object with the file
+- `removeSyncLocation(syncAttributes)`: unassociates a [`syncAttributes`][15] object with the file
-- `addPublishLocation(publishAttributes)`: associates a [`publishAttributes`][13] object with the file
+- `addPublishLocation(publishAttributes)`: associates a [`publishAttributes`][16] object with the file
-- `removePublishLocation(publishAttributes)`: unassociates a [`publishAttributes`][14] object with the file
+- `removePublishLocation(publishAttributes)`: unassociates a [`publishAttributes`][17] object with the file
 
 #### fileSystem
 
-The `fileSystem` module is a map containing all the [`FileDescriptor`][15] objects with their `fileIndex` as a key
+The `fileSystem` module is a map containing all the [`FileDescriptor`][18] objects with their `fileIndex` as a key
 
 
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@@ -90,7 +92,7 @@ The `synchronizer` module is responsible for:
 
 #### synchronizer's providers
 
-A [`provider`][16] module can be associated with the `synchronizer` module if it implements the following functions:
+A [`provider`][19] module can be associated with the `synchronizer` module if it implements the following functions:
 
 - `importFiles()`: downloads one or multiple files and create local files associated with the sync locations
 - `exportFile()`: uploads a local file to a new sync location
@@ -102,7 +104,7 @@ A [`provider`][16] module can be associated with the `synchronizer` module if it
 A `syncAttributes` object is an object that describes a sync location. Attributes differ from one provider to another except for the following:
 
 - `syncIndex`: the unique string index of the publish location
-- `provider`: the [`provider`][17] module that handles the sync location
+- `provider`: the [`provider`][20] module that handles the sync location
 
 
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@@ -117,9 +119,9 @@ The `publisher` module is responsible for:
 
 #### publisher's providers
 
-A [`provider`][18] module can be associated with the `publisher` module if it implements the following functions:
+A [`provider`][21] module can be associated with the `publisher` module if it implements the following functions:
 
-- `newPublishAttributes()`: returns a new [`publishAttributes`][19] object in order to create a new publish location
+- `newPublishAttributes()`: returns a new [`publishAttributes`][22] object in order to create a new publish location
 - `publish()`: performs publishing of one publish location
 
 #### publishAttributes
@@ -127,7 +129,7 @@ A [`provider`][18] module can be associated with the `publisher` module if it im
 A `publishAttributes` object is an object that describes a publish location. Attributes differ from one provider to another except for the following:
 
 - `publishIndex`: the unique string index of the publish location
-- `provider`: the [`provider`][20] module that handles the publish location
+- `provider`: the [`provider`][23] module that handles the publish location
 - `format`: the publishing format for the publish location. It can be:
 	- `markdown` for Markdown format
 	- `html` for HTML format
@@ -150,20 +152,23 @@ A `publishAttributes` object is an object that describes a publish location. Att
   [1]: http://benweet.github.io/stackedit/doc/img/architecture.png "Architecture diagram"
   [2]: http://requirejs.org/ "RequireJS"
   [3]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_module_definition "Asynchronous module definition"
-  [4]: http://layout.jquery-dev.net/ "UI Layout"
+  [4]: http://jquery.com/
-  [5]: https://code.google.com/p/pagedown/ "PageDown"
+  [5]: http://underscorejs.org/
-  [6]: http://api.jquery.com/ready/
+  [6]: http://layout.jquery-dev.net/ "UI Layout"
   [7]: https://code.google.com/p/pagedown/ "PageDown"
-  [8]: #filedescriptor
+  [8]: http://api.jquery.com/ready/
-  [9]: #syncattributes
+  [9]: http://requirejs.org/ "RequireJS"
-  [10]: #publishattributes
+  [10]: https://code.google.com/p/pagedown/ "PageDown"
-  [11]: #syncattributes
+  [11]: #filedescriptor
   [12]: #syncattributes
   [13]: #publishattributes
-  [14]: #publishattributes
+  [14]: #syncattributes
-  [15]: #filedescriptor
+  [15]: #syncattributes
-  [16]: #provider
+  [16]: #publishattributes
-  [17]: #provider
+  [17]: #publishattributes
-  [18]: #provider
+  [18]: #filedescriptor
-  [19]: #publishattributes
+  [19]: #provider
   [20]: #provider
+  [21]: #provider
+  [22]: #publishattributes
+  [23]: #provider