Closed eLifeProduction closed 4 years ago
First, ensure that you have cloned a version of the elife Schematron to you local machine, in a suitable location, such as in your Documents folder.
This makes me realise we need a GitHub page too :-) To include instructions on what repos we use and how to clone GitHub pages
- Click the folder symbol next to the URL field, navigate to and select the Schematron file which you would like to set up the validation scenario for (either pre-JATS-schematron.sch or final-JATS-schematron.sch):
Maybe add that you will find this in the folder where you cloned the GitHub repo (seems obvious but not to a newbie!)
You have now created a validation scenario. You can then run this scenario on numerous different XML files by opening the 'Configure Validation Scenario(s)' pop-up, ticking the scenario with the name which you just created, and then clicking 'Apply associated (1)'.
It would be useful to see a screenshot of what someone would see if they run one and maybe add a final statement that tells the user how to now use this Gitbook to work out what the messages mean?
Keyboard shortcuts
Should it indicate these are Mac shortcuts and not PC?
@naushinthomson, @JGilbert-eLife, @bcollins14, please can you review this page when you get a chance - https://app.gitbook.com/@elifesciences/s/productionhowto/toolkit/oxygen?
To be honest, I didn't know what 'Note that it is proprietary..' meant until I asked Sam >_<
For example clicking the left most column heading (which usually has not text),
I assume that is a typo?
Some messages will contain GitBook links at the end of them. These are messages which have been covered in this GitBook, and you can follow the link to be taken to the accompanying page and description/action for that message.
Would it be worth mentioning that you can't click the URLs directly? At least I cannot unless I am missing a trick.
Other than that, I am done. Thanks!
To be honest, I didn't know what 'Note that it is proprietary..' meant until I asked Sam >_<
Changed to 'not open source' :smile: :dollar::dollar:
Would it be worth mentioning that you can't click the URLs directly? At least I cannot unless I am missing a trick.
Yup, same here - changed.
Looks good to me - I corrected a couple of small typos.
Is this an appropriate page to cover offline validation as requested by Exeter, or is that best done outside of Oxygen? (The instructions you once gave me on doing this are buried somewhere in Slack!)
Is this an appropriate page to cover offline validation as requested by Exeter, or is that best done outside of Oxygen? (The instructions you once gave me on doing this are buried somewhere in Slack!)
It's best done in BaseX - I've added a page for this specific case in a generic BaseX page - https://app.gitbook.com/@elifesciences/s/productionhowto/toolkit/basex.
This makes me realise we need a GitHub page too :-) To include instructions on what repos we use and how to clone GitHub pages
@Melissa37 I've made an issue for this now and it is in the Backlog :)
Is it worth saying when you would need to do the Crossref transformation and linking to the fixing failures page? @bcollins14 Is the plan to delete the 'what to do when a failure occurs' section and just linking to the Oxygen page?
That's all from me!
Add info on editing validation/transformation scenarios
Definition of done