Fix path casing and file names (#661)

documentation/sdk/docs/how_tos/native_tokens/burn.mdx → documentation/sdk/docs/how-tos/native-tokens/burn.mdx

@@ -31,8 +31,8 @@ You may want to burn some native tokens. To do so, you will need to call the
 The following example will:
 
 1. Create a wallet.
-2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts_and_addresses/create_account.mdx).
-3. [Get the account's balance](../accounts_and_addresses/check_balance.mdx).
+2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts-and-addresses/create-account.mdx).
+3. [Get the account's balance](../accounts-and-addresses/check-balance.mdx).
 4. Burn 1 native token of the first ID with enough funds.
 
 

documentation/sdk/docs/how_tos/native_tokens/decrease_supply.mdx → documentation/sdk/docs/how-tos/native-tokens/decrease-supply.mdx

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ keywords:
 import CodeBlock from '@theme/CodeBlock';
 import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
 import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
-import NodejsCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/nodejs/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/decrease_supply.ts';
+import NodejsCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/nodejs/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/decrease-supply.ts';
 import PythonCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/python/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/decrease_supply.py';
 import RustCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../sdk/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/decrease_supply.rs';
 
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ If you melt your native tokens, you can still destroy the foundry that created t
 The following example will:
 
 1. Create a wallet.
-2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts_and_addresses/create_account.mdx).
+2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts-and-addresses/create-account.mdx).
 3. Get the account's balance.
 4. Melt 10 native tokens of the first ID.
 

documentation/sdk/docs/how_tos/native_tokens/destroy_foundry.mdx → documentation/sdk/docs/how-tos/native-tokens/destroy-foundry.mdx

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ keywords:
 import CodeBlock from '@theme/CodeBlock';
 import Tabs from "@theme/Tabs";
 import TabItem from "@theme/TabItem";
-import NodejsCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/nodejs/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/destroy_foundry.ts';
+import NodejsCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/nodejs/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/destroy-foundry.ts';
 import PythonCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/python/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/destroy_foundry.py';
 import RustCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../sdk/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/destroy_foundry.rs';
 import DestroyFoundry from '../../_admonitions/_destroy_foundry.md';
@@ -31,13 +31,13 @@ destroy a foundry output as long as its circulating
 
 Before you run the example you should make sure the first foundy on your account has zero circulating supply. If you have no available
 foundries, you can create one by [minting a native token](mint.mdx). If you've already minted your
-tokens but need to empty the foundry, you can decrease your native token supply by [melting them](decrease_supply.mdx).
+tokens but need to empty the foundry, you can decrease your native token supply by [melting them](decrease-supply.mdx).
 
 The following example will:
 
 1. Create a wallet.
-2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts_and_addresses/create_account.mdx).
-3. [Get the account's balance](./../accounts_and_addresses/check_balance.mdx) and show the amount of foundries.
+2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts-and-addresses/create-account.mdx).
+3. [Get the account's balance](./../accounts-and-addresses/check-balance.mdx) and show the amount of foundries.
 4. Try to destroy the first [foundry](https://wiki.iota.org/shimmer/introduction/explanations/ledger/foundry) output.
 5. Get the account's foundry count again to show the difference after step 4.
 

documentation/sdk/docs/how_tos/native_tokens/increase_supply.mdx → documentation/sdk/docs/how-tos/native-tokens/increase-supply.mdx

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ keywords:
 import CodeBlock from '@theme/CodeBlock';
 import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
 import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
-import NodejsCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/nodejs/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/increase_supply.ts';
+import NodejsCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/nodejs/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/increase-supply.ts';
 import PythonCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/python/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/increase_supply.py';
 import RustCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../sdk/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/increase_supply.rs';
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ You may want to increase the circulating native token supply. To do so, you will
 The following example will:
 
 1. Create a wallet.
-2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts_and_addresses/create_account.mdx).
+2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts-and-addresses/create-account.mdx).
 3. Get the account's balance.
 4. Mint 10 native tokens of the first ID.
 

documentation/sdk/docs/how_tos/native_tokens/mint.mdx → documentation/sdk/docs/how-tos/native-tokens/mint.mdx

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
 import NodejsCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/nodejs/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/mint.ts';
 import PythonCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../bindings/python/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/mint.py';
 import RustCode from '!!raw-loader!../../../../../sdk/examples/how_tos/native_tokens/mint.rs';
-import TipFaucet from '../../_admonitions/_tip_faucet.md';
+import TipFaucet from '../../_admonitions/_tip-faucet.md';
 
 The stardust update allows you to create your own [native tokens](https://wiki.iota.org/shimmer/introduction/explanations/what_is_stardust/tokenization#native-tokens)
 Native tokens are minted by a so-called Foundry. The Foundry allows you to specify a max supply once and change the circulating supply. You can also specify some custom metadata in the foundry output or follow a standard like [IRC30](https://wiki.iota.org/tips/tips/TIP-0030/).   
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ To create a Foundry you need an Alias Output which owns it. This Alias Output on
 The following example will:
 
 1. Create a wallet.
-2. Get Alice's which was [created in the first guide](../accounts_and_addresses/create_a_wallet_account.mdx).
+2. Get Alice's which was [created in the first guide](../accounts-and-addresses/create-account.mdx).
 3. Create the `MintNativeTokenParams`.
 4. Mint the native token by calling the `Account.mint_native_token(params, options)` function.
 

documentation/sdk/docs/how_tos/native_tokens/send.mdx → documentation/sdk/docs/how-tos/native-tokens/send.mdx

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ claim them.
 The following example will:
 
 1. Create an account manager.
-2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts_and_addresses/create_account.mdx).
+2. Get Alice's account which was [created in the first guide](../accounts-and-addresses/create-account.mdx).
 3. Define the type of native token and amount to send.
 4. Send the native tokens calling the `Account.send_native_tokens(params, options)` function.
 

documentation/sdk/sidebars.js

@@ -108,12 +108,12 @@ module.exports = {
           type: "category",
           label: 'Native Tokens',
           items: [
-            'how_tos/native_tokens/mint',
-            'how_tos/native_tokens/decrease_supply',
-            'how_tos/native_tokens/increase_supply',
-            'how_tos/native_tokens/send',
-            'how_tos/native_tokens/burn',
-            'how_tos/native_tokens/destroy_foundry',
+            'how-tos/native-tokens/mint',
+            'how-tos/native-tokens/decrease-supply',
+            'how-tos/native-tokens/increase-supply',
+            'how-tos/native-tokens/send',
+            'how-tos/native-tokens/burn',
+            'how-tos/native-tokens/destroy-foundry',
           ]
         },
         {