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# Adding more data
### Adding an MMP module
To add rules for a module already referenced by the ASLRB index (e.g. RB or BR:T), you first need to provide a scanned PDF of the rules, named `ASL Rulebook (xxx).pdf`.
Then, write a targets file `ASL Rulebook (xxx).targets`, that describes where each rule lives within the PDF. As an example, take a look at the `ASL Rulebook.targets` file that was extracted for you.
*NOTE: Only the page number is required, the X/Y position on the page is optional.*
Finally, bookmarks need to be created in the PDF for each rule, so that the program can jump directly to each rule:
```
asl_rulebook2/bin/prepare_pdf.py \
xxx-original.pdf \
--targets targets.json \
--yoffset 5 \
--output /tmp/xxx-prepared.pdf
```
Save the prepared file as `ASL Rulebook (xxx).pdf`, and the targets file, in your data directory, and restart the server.
Optionally, you can also provide:
- a `ASL Rulebook (xxx).chapters` file (to be able to browse the PDF in the *Chapters* panel)
- a `ASL Rulebook (xxx).footnotes` file (if the rules have any footnotes).
To add a chapter icon and background, create files `XXX-icon.png` and `XXX-background.png`, where `XXX` is the chapter ID. For MMP modules, this is inferred from the rule ID (e.g. "O3.3" becomes "O"); for third-party modules, you can define a chapter ID by adding a `chapter_id` key to the `.chapters` files.
### Adding a third-party module
To add rules for a module not already referenced by the ASLRB index, the process is the same as above, but you also need to write a `.index` file. As an example, take a look at the `ASL Rulebook.index` file that was extracted for you.
All the files should have the same base filename e.g.
- kgs.index
- kgs.pdf
- kgs.targets
- etc...
### Adding Q+A, errata, user annoations, ASOP
This is described [here](../asl_rulebook2/webapp/tests/fixtures/full/).
*NOTE: If you add Q+A, there is a tool in `$/asl_rulebook2/bin/qa-helper/` to help with the process.*