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After the initial making of the book, I have added all the other notebooks to the jupyter{book} expect for the R Notebooks.
I have divided the classes into 3 types:
The Data Preprocessing subheading/chapter names have a bit of an issue which can be solved at a later stage.
@MathewBiddle I don't recall the sections we decided in our last meeting (I believe that Tiffany had a really nice idea), did you take notes? I guess they were along the lines of:
@ocefpaf, yes those were the sections we discussed. Something like find data, use data, and manage data.
@ocefpaf, yes those were the sections we discussed. Something like find data, use data, and manage data.
So @ocefpaf @MathewBiddle should I rename the chapters to the following?
Also, can you help me with regards to which folder the notebooks should be placed in? I have placed them based on how I have understood the notebooks.
Thanks!
So @ocefpaf @MathewBiddle should I rename the chapters to the following?
Sure. But let's convert this PR to a draft for now as this would probably be part of your GSoC application, correct?
So @ocefpaf @MathewBiddle should I rename the chapters to the following?
Sure. But let's convert this PR to a draft for now as this would probably be part of your GSoC application, correct?
Yes, it would be a part of my GSoC application although I don't mind merging the PR if it is fine enough. I have some changes to make and the issue with the R notebooks not having the kernel isn't sorted out yet.
@ocefpaf @MathewBiddle, there is an issue that has come up with regards to the libraries that are being used in the notebooks. The two libraries causing issues are:
1. compliance_checker
2. cf-untis
Both of the libraries give the error #include "udunits2.h" no such file or directory. I guess compliance_checker is using cf-units hence the same error.
I have googled about these and they seem to be have been made by the IOOS folks themselves. How can I get through this?
@ocefpaf, yes those were the sections we discussed. Something like find data, use data, and manage data.
So @ocefpaf @MathewBiddle should I rename the chapters to the following?
* Data Access * Data Analysis and Visualization * Data Publication
Also, can you help me with regards to which folder the notebooks should be placed in? I have placed them based on how I have understood the notebooks.
Thanks!
@ocefpaf @MathewBiddle I have renamed the folders to the above-mentioned chapters.
Can you help me out with the R Kernel Issue? It doesn't let jupyter build the book. And there are around 5 notebooks which are in R and Matlab.
I have also edited the PR to a draft one for now.
@ocefpaf @MathewBiddle, there is an issue that has come up with regards to the libraries that are being used in the notebooks. The two libraries causing issues are:
1. compliance_checker 2. cf-untis
Both of the libraries give the error #include "udunits2.h" no such file or directory. I guess compliance_checker is using cf-units hence the same error.
I have googled about these and they seem to be have been made by the IOOS folks themselves. How can I get through this?
How are you installing them? With conda you should not worry about that. There is a section in our page on how to use conda here: https://ioos.github.io/notebooks_demos/other_resources/
Let me know if that helps.
@ocefpaf @MathewBiddle, there is an issue that has come up with regards to the libraries that are being used in the notebooks. The two libraries causing issues are:
1. compliance_checker 2. cf-untis
Both of the libraries give the error #include "udunits2.h" no such file or directory. I guess compliance_checker is using cf-units hence the same error. I have googled about these and they seem to be have been made by the IOOS folks themselves. How can I get through this?
How are you installing them? With conda you should not worry about that. There is a section in our page on how to use conda here: https://ioos.github.io/notebooks_demos/other_resources/
Let me know if that helps.
I was trying to install them using pip. Will use conda to get the installation done. Thanks for the help!
I was trying to install them using pip. Will use conda to get the installation done. Thanks for the help!
A lot of packages in the scientific world are not pip installable. We require a full-fledged package managers instead.
Any more suggestions would be helpful @ocefpaf @MathewBiddle.
Thanks a ton!
Hi @lohithmunakala are you available for a call to touch base on these details?
Hi @lohithmunakala are you available for a call to touch base on these details?
Hey @ocefpaf ! When can we have the call?
@lohithmunakala conflicts with notebooks are quite hard to solve correctly. Do you mind re-issuing your PR? It would also be nice so we can take an iterative approach. Sent a PR with as little change as possible to get the basic JB working and we will go from there.
Sure. I'll reissue a PR. Probably will make the issues go away,
This PR is in response to the issue https://github.com/ioos/notebooks_demos/issues/386 which was to create a jupyterbook style website for all the notebooks present on IOOS Data Demo Center.
I have created a base jupyter{book} which consist of all the files required to run a jupyterbook on Github pages. As of now, I have only added 2 notebooks and would like to know how we can classify the notebooks into different chapters and subchapters.
@ocefpaf and @MathewBiddle could you please help me out with the addition of the rest of the notebooks to their respective chapters/folders ?
All the files have been added to the folder "jupyterbook".
Here are a few screenshots of the jupyter{book} website and the design.
1. Homepage
2. Other Resources Installation Page
3. A preview of a Notebook