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conda cheatsheet

Open samumantha opened this issue 4 years ago • 8 comments

Originally discussed with @bast (please add or clarify if I forgot something)

It would be great to have some kind of cheatsheet for the workshop with short explanations, including:

  • all commands used,
  • possible useful options for some commands
  • environment.yml sections
  • other useful commands related to conda, such as which python (unix)/ where python(windows)
  • ...

samumantha avatar Jan 12 '21 15:01 samumantha

This would be a great resource.

bast avatar Jan 12 '21 15:01 bast

There is an official cheatsheet...

https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/cheatsheet.html

...as well as many other cheatsheets available via Google.

Do we want to make our own or link to an existing cheatsheet?

davidrpugh avatar Jan 13 '21 08:01 davidrpugh

I'd create an own specifically for supporting the workshop, set up similar as the material, to easily follow along during workshop. It could be a 'lesson' in the material similar to the setup page?

samumantha avatar Jan 13 '21 08:01 samumantha

I'd be happy to do this, but would need some guidance on how to add a page

samumantha avatar Jan 13 '21 08:01 samumantha

@samumantha I think something like a Setup page would be ideal for this. I am not sure how to add such a page to the lesson template though.

davidrpugh avatar Jan 13 '21 12:01 davidrpugh

@naoe-tatara suggested to use the reference.md (similar to https://librarycarpentry.org/lc-shell/reference.html ) This looks like a good solution to me. What do you think?

samumantha avatar Jan 13 '21 13:01 samumantha

Looks great to me! Do you just create a reference.md file in the repo root and the. It will be picked up by the template engine when the website is built?

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davidrpugh avatar Jan 14 '21 02:01 davidrpugh

There is already a reference.md in the template. I would guess that it would need to be actively added to the timetable page as a link, but do not know. Will find out!

samumantha avatar Jan 14 '21 07:01 samumantha