Welcome to Hello Fruit, a Bioschemas markup example on GitHub pages

All branches (main, gh-pages, gh-pages-with-markup) in this repository are created to show how to use Bioschemas markup on GitHub pages, following two approaches:

1. Adding markup directly to a page
2. Using a layout for a specifc type of page and then adding the corresponding markup for it

So far it is not intended to be used on its onw but as part of a Bioschemas tutorial. The branches are described as follows:

• main has some dummy code in a Jupyter Notebook that loads a CSV and creates a hello message from one of the rows
• gh-pages is this branch and fluctuates between gh-pages-basic and gh-pages-with-markup (depending on the tutorial we are using it for)
• gh-pages-basic is a branch with no markup at all
• gh-pages-with-markup is the branch where the Bioschemas markup is applied and used

If you want to give it a try on your own, have a look to the slides used during the SWAT4HCLS 2022 Tutorials, as part of the “Bioschemas – Deploying and Harvesting Markup”.

• Slides in PDF, vr 1.0
• Slides in PPTX, vr. 1.0 (whenever we update the slides, the PPTX version will coincide with the last PDF version)

We provide examples for three profiles

• Dataset draft 0.4, more details for the markup example on the data page
• Computational tool release 1.0, more details for the markup example on the software page
• Training materials draft 0.9, more details for the markup example on the tutorial page

Note: the current version of these GitHub pages corresponds to gh-pages-with-markup-and-layout, i.e., Bioschemas markup added plus a layout rendering some information from the markup.