Project layout

Runtime projects are ordinary folders with an explicit app contract. The two files to read first are oro.toml, which describes the app, and the copy map, which says exactly what ships.

Read the generated shape

Keep source files, copied assets, and build output in separate places.

find . -maxdepth 2 -type f | sort

field-notes/
  oro.toml
  copy-map.toml
  src/
    index.html
    main.js
    styles.css
  build/

Name the bundle inputs

The build config points to the copy map. The copy map owns the final bundle paths.

[build]
name = "field-notes"
copy_map = "copy-map.toml"
output = "build"

"./src/index.html" = "index.html"
"./src/main.js" = "main.js"
"./src/styles.css" = "styles.css"

Check what will ship

If a file is not in the copy map, it is not part of the bundled app.

oroc build .
oroc print-build-dir .

What changed

• oro.toml became the app contract.
• copy-map.toml became the shipping manifest.
• src/ stayed plain web source.
• build/ stayed generated output.