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## How to create content?
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For example, you want to create content named `MyFormat`. To do this, you must perform the following actions:
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1. Copy `template` folder from `core/features` in `core/features/content`
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2. Rename this folder in `myformat`
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3. Inside the `myformat` folder rename all the `template` on `content.myformat`
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4. In the `settings.gradle` file in the `includes` array add the following code:
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```groovy
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String[] includes = [
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...
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":features:content:myformat:common",
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":features:content:myformat:client",
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":features:content:myformat:server",
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...
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]
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```
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5. In the `core/features/content/myformat/common/src` folder create folders with appropriate subfolders `commonMain/kotlin/dev/inmo/postssystem/features/content/myformat/common`:
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6. In the last folder `сommon`, create a data class and the configurator as shown below:
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```kotlin
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// MyFormatContent.kt
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@Serializable
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data class MyFormatContent(
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// Your code
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) : Content
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// MyFormatContentSerializerModuleConfigurator.kt
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object MyFormatContentSerializerModuleConfigurator : ContentSerializersModuleConfigurator.Element {
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override fun PolymorphicModuleBuilder<Content>.invoke() {
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subclass(MyFormatContent::class, MyFormatContent.serializer())
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}
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}
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```
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7. In two `di.kt` file located in `core/client/src/commonMain/kotlin/dev/inmo/postsystem/client` and `core/server/src/main/java/dev/inmo/postsystem/client` respectively add the following string:
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```kotlin
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singleWithRandomQualifier<ContentSerializersModuleConfigurator.Element> { MyFormatContentSerializerModuleConfigurator }
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```
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