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docs/api/README.md

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 # Api Reference
 
-As described before Refraction exports only one class, you need a set of other library to use all its functionality, see [Ecosystem](../docs/introduction/Ecosystem.md) for more information.
+As described before Refraction exports only one class, you need a set of other library to use all its functionality, see [Ecosystem](../introduction/Ecosystem.md) for more information.
 Here is the list of methods that you can use on its instance:
 
 - [constructor(middlewares = [])](/Constructor.md)

docs/basics/Publishing.md

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 # Publishing
 
-Publishing events is the only way that your application should use to allow modules communicating. Essentially we have to define some [channels](/docs/Glossary.md) on which we can pass values. For example if we want to communicate to other modules that a user logged in, we can define a channel called `onUserLogin` that bring the username. This looks like this:
+Publishing events is the only way that your application should use to allow modules communicating. Essentially we have to define some [channels](../Glossary.md) on which we can pass values. For example if we want to communicate to other modules that a user logged in, we can define a channel called `onUserLogin` that bring the username. This looks like this:
 
 ```js
 refractionInstance.publish('onUserLogin', username);

docs/basics/Subscribing.md

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 # Subscribing
 
-After that we have prepared Refraction and we have defined channels, we have to subscribe something to these channels. In Refraction we can use [subscribe](/docs/api/Subscribe.md) to do this.
+After that we have prepared Refraction and we have defined channels, we have to subscribe something to these channels. In Refraction we can use [subscribe](../api/Subscribe.md) to do this.
 Subscribe function accept an Object that have a series of properties named as the channel that will handle. The handlers accept only one parameter that is the payload of the request.
 
 Let's make an example. If we have a module that publish on channel `onUserLogin` the username (payload), I have to define my subscriber in this way:

package.json

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     "docs:clean": "rimraf _book",
     "docs:prepare": "gitbook install",
     "docs:watch": "npm run docs:prepare && gitbook serve",
-    "docs:build": "npm run docs:prepare && rm -rf _book && gitbook build && cp docs/Example.png _book/gitbook/images && cp docs/DataFlow.png _book/gitbook/images",
+    "docs:build": "npm run docs:prepare && rm -rf _book && gitbook build && cp docs/images/Example.png _book/gitbook/images && cp docs/images/DataFlow.png _book/gitbook/images",
     "docs:publish": "npm run docs:build && gh-pages -d _book"
   },
   "repository": {