Closed aaraney closed 4 years ago
I moved the tutorial file to the docs folder since it was more of a demonstration of the package's capabilities. I found this awesome package called nbsphinx that allows for including Jupyter notebooks directly in the documentation rather than converting it to rst
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Regarding the showcases, I am thinking to have some interesting exploratory study that uses Hydrodata to get the data but then carries out some analysis on the retrieved data. For example, get precipitation data for a couple of watersheds then compare the flood events frequency. A simple case could be found here.
Also, I am planning to use the example directory for this kind of showcases and use sphinx-gallery for including it in the documentation.
I like the inclusion in the docs, and great find with nbsphinx, it was trivial to maintain that part of the site because of it.
Okay, I like that idea. Plus showing the usage of Hydrodata alongside other packages to solve a problem is a really good idea. Having some simplistic examples would in my eyes also be helpful. Maybe use a really common watershed that people use when learning HEC-RAS or SWIM and show the LULC capabilities and then the precipitation visualized vs the IDF curves for that given catchment?
Excellent, I wholeheartedly support that plan. Having executable examples much like R does with vignettes included in documentation is fantastic.
That's a great idea. These would be very useful for the target users of Hydrodata!
A new folder containing more example notebooks have been added under docs. Please feel free to add more.
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Its seems examples/tutorial.ipynb which was added on commit 68fe37f has been removed. What are the future plans for examples/ and if you would like me to write something up, do you have features in mind you would like me to showcase?