bigginlab / WaterDock-2.0

WaterDock-2.0 implementation with Akshay Sridhar
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Add files via upload #6

Closed guydurant closed 4 years ago

guydurant commented 4 years ago

Can also add all my examples (or some of them) to the examples folder if you would like?

IAlibay commented 4 years ago

Just a passing thought, would making this a Markdown or reST file (see: https://gist.github.com/dupuy/1855764) be worth it? That way users can read it nicely on github.

Mainly a question for @philbiggin

philbiggin commented 4 years ago

It’s on my long list of things already...

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philbiggin commented 4 years ago

It’s on my long list of things already... Phil

@guidodee do you want to look at that for these instructions?

IAlibay commented 4 years ago

@guidodee just wanted to also say that I noticed you're creating this PR from the master branch on your fork of waterdock-2.0.

Generally this is considered to be bad practice because it ends up creating a ton of extra work for you in trying to sync your master branch with the master branch on bigginlab.

To make your own life easier, I recommend in the future to create a separate branch for each new thing you want to create a PR for. Let me know if you want more information on this, I can walk you through that process if necessary.

philbiggin commented 4 years ago

A few things

  1. I think I'd refer to these instructions as "Instructions for a complete novice" rather than detailed.
  2. I'd change the first NB to say "The following should work on linux/mac"
  3. Step 1 of how to run your own refers to a pdf rather than a pdb
  4. In step 5, I'd say "Add hydrogens" rather than "Reduce"