chore(publish): published 0.6.0 docs by [laodouya]

Author: laodouya

website/versioned_docs/version-0.6.0/cql_account.md

@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ After get a wallet address, you may need to request PTC as above.
 
 ## Sub-command `generate` Complete Parameters
 
-Also see [Common Parameters for Sub-commands](#common-parameters-for-sub-commands). We will not mention this again in the later sub-command introductions.
+Also see [Common Parameters for Sub-commands](cql_intro#common-parameters-for-sub-commands). We will not mention this again in the later sub-command introductions.
 
     usage: cql generate [common params] [-source template_file] [-miner] [-private existing_private_key] [dest_path]
 

website/versioned_docs/version-0.6.0/cql_db_access.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Output:
 
     co:4bc27a06ae52a7b8b1747f3808dda786ddd188627bafe8e34a332626e7232ba5=>
 
-Or access as `account2` if it has been granted access permission successfully:
+Or access as `account2` (Should been granted access permission and transfered deposit token to the database successfully in last section):
 
 ```bash
 cql console -config "account2/config.yaml" 'covenantsql://4bc27a06ae52a7b8b1747f3808dda786ddd188627bafe8e34a332626e7232ba5'
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Here is an example of using the interactive console:
 
 The sub-command `console` also supports running `adapter` or `explorer` servers in the background. Check [Local Servers](#local-servers) for details.
 
-    usage: cql console [common params] [-command sqlcommand] [-file filename] [-out outputfile] [-no-rc true/false] [-single-transaction] [-variable variables] [-explorer explorer_addr] [-adapter adapter_addr] [dsn]
+    usage: cql console [common params] [Console params] dsn
 
     Console runs an interactive SQL console for CovenantSQL.
     e.g.

website/versioned_docs/version-0.6.0/cql_db_manage.md

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ cql grant -to-dsn covenantsql://4bc27a06ae52a7b8b1747f3808dda786ddd188627bafe8e3
           -to-user 011f72fea9efa1a49a6663d66e514a34e45e426524c13335cf20bec1b47d10d6 \
           -perm '
 {
-   "patterns": nil,
+   "patterns": null,
    "role": "Read,Write"
 }
 '
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ cql grant -to-dsn covenantsql://4bc27a06ae52a7b8b1747f3808dda786ddd188627bafe8e3
           -perm "Read,Write"
 ```
 
-Either setting the `pattern` field to `nil` or just resetting the user permission directly, will eliminate the white list and give back the access permission to the user.
+Either setting the `pattern` field to `null` or just resetting the user permission directly, will eliminate the white list and give back the access permission to the user.
 
 ## Sub-command `create` Complete Parameters
     usage: cql create [common params] [-wait-tx-confirm] [db_meta_params]

website/versioned_docs/version-0.6.0/cql_intro.md

@@ -11,10 +11,18 @@ CovenantSQL provides a `cql` command line toolset for terminal users to access a
 The `cql` command needs to rely on a private key file `private.key` and a config file `config.yaml`:
 
 - `private.key`：a private key file which is generated while creating an account, be sure to keep it safe
-- `config.yaml`：mainly used to config the CovenantSQL network for `cql` command to connect (e.g., the [TestNet](quickstart) or the [Docker Environment](deployment))
+- `config.yaml`：mainly used to config the CovenantSQL network for `cql` command to connect (e.g., the [TestNet](quickstart) or the [Private Deploy](advanced_deployment))
 
 For security, the private key file is usually encrypted with a master key. A master key is individually chosen by the user while creating an account and is memorized or kept somewhere by the user -- note that the config file will not keep the master key. When the private key is required by the `cql` command, it will ask the user to input the master key to decrypt the private key file.
 
+## Command Format
+
+The `cql` command has more than a dozen subcommands, each one follows the same command format. e.g:
+
+    cql sub-command [common parameters] [subcommand parameters] arguments
+
+The content of `arguments` may be empty, but it must be placed at the end of the command when it is not empty.
+
 ## Common Parameters for Sub-commands
 
 The following parameters are commonly used by `cql` sub-commands:

website/versioned_docs/version-0.6.0/cql_wallet.md

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Output:
 
 ## Transferring Tokens to Another Account
 
-Once you get tokens from [TestNet](quickstart) or [Docker Environment](deployment), you can use the `transfer` sub-command to transfer tokens to another account. The command takes 3 main parameters, e.g.:
+Once you get tokens from [TestNet](quickstart) or [Private Deploy](advanced_deployment), you can use the `transfer` sub-command to transfer tokens to another account. The command takes 3 main parameters, e.g.:
 
 ```bash
 cql transfer -to-user 011f72fea9efa1a49a6663d66e514a34e45e426524c13335cf20bec1b47d10d6 -amount 1000000 -token Particle