[Docs] added Quick Start Guide

Author: katyukha

docs/index.md

@@ -2,6 +2,8 @@
 
 At this moment, here is only basic documentation
 
+See also [Quick Start Guide](./quick-start-guide.md) and [Frequently used commands](./frequently-used-commands.md)
+
 ## odoo-helper-scripts installation
 
 For full list of installation options look at [installation documentation](./installation.md)
@@ -75,184 +77,3 @@ or its subdirectories. Thus*odoo-helper* could find project/instance [config fil
 
 See [Frequently used commands](./frequently-used-commands.md) for more info about available commands
 or just run `odoo-helper --help`
-
-
-## Complete example
-
-Ensure *odoo-helper-scripts* pre-requirements are installed
-This step should be usualy ran one time, and is required to ensure that
-all odoo-helper dependencies are installed.
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper install pre-requirements
-```
-
-Install system dependencies for odoo version 10.0
-Note, that this option requires *sudo*.
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper install sys-deps 10.0;
-```
-
-Install [PostgreSQL Server](https://www.postgresql.org/) and create
-postgres user for Odoo with `name='odoo'` and `password='odoo'`
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper install postgres odoo odoo
-```
-
-Install *Odoo* 10.0 into *odoo-10.0* directory
-
-```bash
-odoo-install -i odoo-10.0 --odoo-version 10.0
-```
-
-Change directory to that one contains just installed Odoo instance.
-This is required to make instance-management commands work
-
-```bash
-cd odoo-10.0
-```
-
-Now You have *Odoo 10.0* installed in this directory.
-Note, that this odoo installation uses [virtualenv](https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/stable/)
-(`venv` directory)
-Also you will find there `odoo-helper.conf` config file
-
-So now You can run local odoo server (i.e `openerp-server` or `odoo.py` or `odoo-bin` script).
-Note that this command run's server in foreground.
-Configuration file `conf/odoo.conf` will be automatically used
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper server run
-```
-
-Press `Ctrl+C` to stop the server
-
-To run server in backgroud use following command:
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper server start
-```
-
-There are also additional server related commands (see [Frequently Used Commands](./frequently-used-commands.md)):
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper server status
-odoo-helper server log
-odoo-helper server ps
-odoo-helper server restart
-odoo-helper server stop
-```
-
-Also there are shourtcuts for these commands
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper status
-odoo-helper log
-odoo-helper restart
-odoo-helper stop
-```
-
-Let's fetch modules from [OCA repository 'contract'](https://github.com/OCA/contract)
-Branch will be detected automatically by *odoo-helper-scripts*
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper fetch --oca contract
-```
-
-Or alternatively
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper fetch --github OCA/contract --branch 10.0
-```
-
-Now look at `custom_addons/` directory, there will be placed links to addons
-from [OCA repository 'contract'](https://github.com/OCA/contract)
-But repository itself is placed in `repositories/` directory
-
-Now let's run tests for these just installed modules
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper test --create-test-db -m contract
-```
-
-This will create *test database* (it will be dropt after tests finished) and 
-run tests for `contract` module
-
-Or we can run tests for all addons in specified directory, *odoo-helper-scripts*
-will automaticaly detect installable addons and run test for them
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper test --dir ./repositories/contract
-```
-
-This will use standard test database, that will not be dropt after tests,
-so we do not need to recreate database on each test run, which saves time
-
-If you need color output from Odoo, you may use `--use-unbuffer` option,
-but it depends on `unbuffer` program that could be found in `expect-dev` package.
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper --use-unbuffer test -m contract
-```
-
-The one cool thing of *odoo-helper-scripts*, you may not remeber paths to odoo instalation directory,
-and if you change directory to another inside your *Odoo* project, everything will continue to work.
-
-```bash
-cd custom_addons
-odoo-helper server status
-dooo-helper server restart
-```
-
-So... let's install one more Odoo version
-go back to directory containing your projects (that one, where `odoo-10.0` project is placed in)
-
-```bash
-cd ../../
-```
-
-Let's install *Odoo* of version 11.0 here too.
-First, install *system dependencies* for *Odoo* version 11.0
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper install sys-deps 11.0;
-```
-
-And when system dependencies installed, install *Odoo* itself
-
-```bash
-odoo-install --install-dir odoo-11.0 --odoo-version 11.0
-cd odoo-11.0
-```
-
-and install there for example addon [project_task_code](https://github.com/OCA/project/tree/11.0/project_task_code)
-from [project](https://github.com/OCA/project) [Odoo Community Association](https://odoo-community.org/) repository
-Note that *odoo-helper* script will automaticaly fetch branch named as server version in current install,
-if another branch was not specified
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper fetch --oca project -m project_task_code
-```
-
-and run tests for it
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper test --create-test-db -m project_task_code
-```
-
-Also if you want to install python packages in current installation environment,
-*odoo-helper* provides *pip alias* to *pip* installed in virtualenv of Odoo instance
-
-```bash
-odoo-helper pip install phonenumbers
-```
-
-and as one more example, let's install aeroo-reports with dependancy to aeroolib in odoo 10.0
-
-```bash
-cd ../odoo-10.0
-odoo-helper fetch --github gisce/aeroo -n aeroo
-odoo-helper fetch -p git+https://github.com/jamotion/aeroolib#egg=aeroolib
-```