# Each line of instruction in this `inputs.txt` file should contain a destination and source delimited by a `|`.
# Lines beginning with # are ignored.
# 
# For example, suppose your `inputs.txt` file contains the following lines of text:
# > destination | source
#
# Now suppose you run the following line of code:
# > link_inputs(paths, ['inputs.txt'])
# 
# This will create a link in `paths['input_dir']` named `destination` that links to `source`.
# 
# Alternative, suppose you run the following line of code:
# > copy_inputs(paths, ['inputs.txt'])
# 
# This will create a file in `paths['input_dir']` named `destination` that is a copy of `source`.

# Destination    | Source
event_study_input_data.dta 			| {root}/data/output/event_study_input_data.dta
event_study_input_data.csv 			| {root}/data/output/event_study_input_data.csv
full_policy_data.csv 	| {root}/data/output/full_policy_data.csv
state_policies.csv					| {root}/data/output/state_policies.csv
county_policies.csv					| {root}/data/output/county_policies.csv
state_db.dta						| "{root}/data/output/state_db.dta"
state_coord.dta						| "{root}/data/output/state_coord.dta"
county_db.dta						| "{root}/data/output/county_db.dta"
county_coord.dta					| "{root}/data/output/county_coord.dta"
cty_covariates_with_region.dta	| "{root}/data/output/cty_covariates_with_region.dta"
