In the README.md, add installation and running instructions. This can be done using markdown language, which has some nifty built-in features (like code blocks, automated linkable headings, etc). Feel free to reach out (or ask ChatGPT) for help in formatting, or check e.g. this one (you can toggle between code/preview to see how certain structures are coded.
I am also happy to do a pair programming session on writing this up.
Important things to include:
quick introduction of what the package is and does
this part can be extremely detailed or just have a few sentences getting people under way.
Remember that you don't need to have a perfect/final version from the start. You can write something, ask people to try it out, get feedback, adapt, repeat. You can also decide that certain things are too much effort to document in detail, especially if you think most users will be able to figure it out (but be prepared to get some users who wont).
In the README.md, add installation and running instructions. This can be done using markdown language, which has some nifty built-in features (like code blocks, automated linkable headings, etc). Feel free to reach out (or ask ChatGPT) for help in formatting, or check e.g. this one (you can toggle between code/preview to see how certain structures are coded. I am also happy to do a pair programming session on writing this up.
Important things to include:
Remember that you don't need to have a perfect/final version from the start. You can write something, ask people to try it out, get feedback, adapt, repeat. You can also decide that certain things are too much effort to document in detail, especially if you think most users will be able to figure it out (but be prepared to get some users who wont).