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Requirements are better documented now, but this is still subject to improvement.
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Hi Sophie, Where can I find the better documentation you are referring to?
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Hi Vincent,
you can access the requirements here (also accessible from Readme/Further reading).
There is also a Dockerfile now, but there may be some overlap between it and python's requirements.txt.
Comments and corrections are welcome.
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Thanks Sophie, I have now managed to get the pipeline to run. Here is my initial feedback on the documentation (without having read everything in detail yet):
- The installation instruction is clear now. Possibly it is worth trying to make it even more accessible for a non-tech savvy end-users. For example, we could elaborate a little bit on what a Python environment is when stating "Within the python environment of your choice, do.." and in the section about component dependencies it may help to provide the inexperienced user with some guidance on how to know whether a dependency is missing and where to get them when they are missing. Possibly there are tutorials elsewhere on the web, so we could simply refer to those.
- "The NewsReader pipeline we use here is a version of the Dutch NewsReader pipeline." links to your own documentation file. Is there no external link to the real original Newsreader pipeline developed in the Newsreader project? Maybe you could make it more explicit what parts of this pipeline are identical to the original pipeline and which parts are not?
- The first, second and fourth sentence of the README heavily overlap. Would be good to rephrase this to make it more readable.
- Further, it would be good to have a section in the README where you detail the developer instructions. Do you welcome contributions? If so, what are the rules?
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Thanks for the comments, they are largely addressed by commit d6c84f7.
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