fix(docs): formatting, typos, new global func described, project dire…

…ctory structure described (#33)

* fix: more consistent formatting

* fix: add missing reference to fixed_update

* fix: update mention of eslint file type and add mention of other configuration files

* fix: capitalization

config/jargon.yml

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ tstl:
   name: TSTL
   long_name: TypeScriptToLua Transpiler
   description: An extension to the TypeScript compiler that transpiles TypeScript
-    code to lua
+    code to Lua
 wip:
   name: WIP
   long_name: Work In Progress

content/configuration/def-api.md

@@ -3,10 +3,10 @@ title: "Defold API"
 order: 3
 ---
 
-Getting accurate types for the Defold API is an important part of ts-defold. Here are some 
+Getting accurate types for the Defold API is an important part of ***ts-defold***. Here are some 
 ways to get the definitions you need:
 
-:sparkles: The `types` library is built-in into all ts-defold templates, and is automatically 
+:sparkles: The `types` library is built-in into all ***ts-defold*** templates, and is automatically 
 published to keep up with the latest changes to Defold.
 
 :star2: [TS-Defold Types II](https://github.com/thinknathan/ts-defold-types) 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ const result = (go.get_position() + vmath.vector3(1, 1, 1)) as vmath.vector3; //
 
 Or you can use the 
 [Operator Map Types](https://typescripttolua.github.io/docs/advanced/language-extensions#operator-map-types) 
-provided by TSTL to enable full type checking.
+provided by _TSTL_ to enable full type checking.
 
 :notes: [Utility Types](https://github.com/thinknathan/tsd-util-types/blob/main/types/vmath.d.ts) 
 include all relevant vector math operations.

content/configuration/def-extensions.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ a strictly typed language like TypeScript. Here's how we handle it:
 # Library
 
 The [@ts-defold/library](https://github.com/ts-defold/library) contains user-submitted 
-types for popular Defold extensions. The library is included in all ts-defold templates. 
+types for popular Defold extensions. The library is included in all ***ts-defold*** templates. 
 Install your preferred extensions in Defold, then type `npm run resolve` to fetch 
 the matching types from the library.
 

content/configuration/plugins.md

@@ -3,18 +3,18 @@ title: "Plugins"
 order: 2
 ---
 
-[TypeScriptToLua](https://typescripttolua.github.io/docs/api/plugins) allows you to extend the transpilers behavior and ***ts-defold*** uses this _API_ to bring some quality of life and necessary features to using TypeScript with Defold.
+[TypeScriptToLua](https://typescripttolua.github.io/docs/api/plugins) allows you to extend the transpiler's behavior and ***ts-defold*** uses this _API_ to bring some quality of life and necessary features to using TypeScript with Defold.
 
 ## Export Globals
 
 The [tstl-export-to-global](https://github.com/thinknathan/tstl-export-to-global) 
 plugin is used to allow the export function to emulate the expected behavior of 
 "exports" in a Defold game script.
 
-The `init`, `on_input`, `on_message`, `on_reload`, `update`, and `final` functions 
-are executed on each game script by the Defold game engine. Each of those functions 
-are expected to be defined in the file scope of the game script for the game engine 
-to execute them.
+The `init`, `on_input`, `on_message`, `on_reload`, `update`, `fixed_update`, and 
+`final` functions are executed on each game script by the Defold game engine. 
+Each of those functions are expected to be defined in the file scope of the 
+game script for the game engine to execute them.
 
 To adhere to these requirements, the ***tstl-export-to-global*** plugin will hoist 
 all exports to the global scope of the file.

content/gettingstarted/cli.md

@@ -22,12 +22,14 @@ npm init @ts-defold ./project-name
 ***@ts-defold/create*** templates follow this common directory structure
 
 ```bash
-├─ .eslintrc             # Eslint configured to handle the caveats of TSTL & ts-defold
+├─ .prettierrc.json      # Configuration for prettier code formatting
+├─ eslint.config.mjs     # Eslint configured to handle the caveats of TSTL & ts-defold
 ├─ package.json          # NPM package dependencies and metadata
 ├─ tsconfig.json         # TypeScript compiler configuration for TSTL & ts-defold
 │
 ├─ .github/              # Github workflows and automation [optional]
 ├─ .vscode/              # Settings, extensions, and tasks for Visual Studio Code
+├─ @types/               # Type definitions for your project and native extensions
 │
 ├─ app/                  # The Defold game project
 │  ├─ lualib_bundle.lua  # TypeScript support library

content/gettingstarted/quickstart.md

@@ -44,10 +44,15 @@ system and configuration.</Info>
 ## Project Directory Structure
 
 ```bash
-├─ .eslintrc             # Eslint configured to handle the caveats of TSTL & ts-defold
+├─ .prettierrc.json      # Configuration for prettier code formatting
+├─ eslint.config.mjs     # Eslint configured to handle the caveats of TSTL & ts-defold
 ├─ package.json          # NPM package dependencies and metadata
 ├─ tsconfig.json         # TypeScript compiler configuration for TSTL & ts-defold
 │
+├─ .github/              # Github workflows and automation [optional]
+├─ .vscode/              # Settings, extensions, and tasks for Visual Studio Code
+├─ @types/               # Type definitions for your project and native extensions
+│
 ├─ app/                  # The Defold game project
 │  ├─ lualib_bundle.lua  # TypeScript support library
 │  ├─ modules/           # Transpiled shared lua modules

content/index.mdx

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ your [Defold](https://defold.com) game projects.
 ## Why TypeScript? :sparkles:
 
 Defold uses Lua for its game scripting language, and it is an excellent choice!
-The ts-defold team loves Lua, and has worked with Lua for years. So why TypeScript?
+The ***ts-defold*** team loves Lua, and has worked with Lua for years. So why TypeScript?
 
 TypeScript brings compile-time type-checking, generics, cutting-edge IDE support, 
 better code maintainability, a familiar syntax, and a lot of other cool features.