> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://archivedocs.stackstate.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://archivedocs.stackstate.com/5.1/develop/developer-guides/stackpack/stackpack_resources.md).

# Resources in a StackPack

The resources reside in `<your-stackpack>/src/main/stackpack/resources` directory. This folder has files to be used mostly as display assets in the StackState UI as steps during the StackPack installation process. Some of the files are required for a StackPack to be displayed correctly:

* `logo.png` - an image file with the StackPack logo that's displayed on the StackPacks page in StackState.
* `overview.md` - a Markdown text file with general information about the StackPack.
* `configuration.md` - a Markdown text file with information about how to configure a StackPack instance.

  This is a piece of information the user is going to see in the first step of the installation process.
* `waitingfordata.md` - a Markdown text file with information about user actions required for the StackPack instance to start receiving data.

  This is a piece of information the user is going to see in the second step of the installation process.
* `enabled.md` - a Markdown text file explaining that the StackPack instance has been installed successfully.

  Should also contain information on how to uninstall the instance.

  This is a piece of information the user is going to see in the final step of the installation process.
* `detailed-overview.md` - a Markdown text file with general information the user needs to know to use a StackPack instance, for example, prerequisites or access rights. To achieve a two-column layout, there is a special `[comment]: # (split)` tag. Inserting this tag in a particular place will cause the text to be split into two columns in this place.
* `provisioning.md` - a Markdown text file with a piece of information the user is going to see during the installation process.
* `deprovisioning.md` - a Markdown text file with a piece of information the user is going to see during the uninstallation process.
* `error.md` - a Markdown text file with an error message to show when an error occurred during provisioning of the StackPack.


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