Autogenerated web documentation should include a minimal table of all terms on it's own page

[turbomam]

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[jjkoehorst]

This would be highly appreciated and it does not have to be overly complex or extensive.
A simple table with ID, label and description might be sufficient.

Most people use for example only the generic package but they might have additional metadata that has been used in other well defined packages. To have such a general overview in which they can apply basic CTRL+F methods could be very useful.

[turbomam]

@jjkoehorst can you elaborate on the "generic package"? That isn't anything that is defined in this schema.

[turbomam]

I agree that this will be useful and can easily be implemented, but only as a new, extremely large section on the schema's landing page

The challenge will be building it on another page and providing a link on either the right (section-oriented) menu or the left (open-ended) menu

[jjkoehorst]

I am mostly familiar with the ENA submission procedures https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/browser/view/ERC000011 for which only date and location is obligatory and used in a lot of cases

[turbomam]

Move types section to separate page

also rename some of the sections

[turbomam]

sort elements in tables alphabetically

packages -> externsions

[turbomam]

@sujaypatil96

[turbomam]

emphasize usability to a wide audience over comprehensiveness

[turbomam]

Where/how will all of the documentation from this repo be integrated with the GSC website?

[ramonawalls]

The terms page should be separate from the page that lists all the classes, since it is such a long list. It should include at least the term label, ID, and definition (linkml description).

[only1chunts]

The terms are listed on the gensc.org website at present:
https://www.gensc.org/pages/standards/all-terms.html
I would appreciate a way to have that table auto-generated from any new MiXS releases.
Currently it relies on a json format file of the terms being included in the website repo when the website is built, but I'm good with any alternatives that results in a similar functionality.