For the JOSS review (openjournals/joss-reviews#3344), I am working through the example, and as I work through, I will list a few questions / suggestions here:
- rather than assuming that the
build directory is in the home directory, it would be more convenient to always have relative paths (e.g. going back up / down from wherever you are currently)
- for the testing step that uses the config file in the Wrap the model with the babelizer stage (last step): I would suggest you walk the user through creating that file from the command line (e.g.
echo "1.5, 8.0, 6, 5" > config.txt) possibly in addition to providing the link to the config file that you can download. It wasn't obvious that the text in the docs was hyperlinked, and it is a bit of messing around to get the config file into the right directory for such a simple file
- the directory structure gets a little involved, so it would be helpful to have a high-level summary / picture at the top to give an idea of where we are headed and the role of each directory. e.g. something like the image below is all I have in mind, and possibly with a couple of annotations of what each is

but all ran smoothly and the instructions are clear! Nice example :)
For the JOSS review (openjournals/joss-reviews#3344), I am working through the example, and as I work through, I will list a few questions / suggestions here:
builddirectory is in the home directory, it would be more convenient to always have relative paths (e.g. going back up / down from wherever you are currently)echo "1.5, 8.0, 6, 5" > config.txt) possibly in addition to providing the link to the config file that you can download. It wasn't obvious that the text in the docs was hyperlinked, and it is a bit of messing around to get the config file into the right directory for such a simple filebut all ran smoothly and the instructions are clear! Nice example :)