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368 convert fims to a pkgdown site #437

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What is the feature?

  • Set up pkgdown website for FIMS

How have you implemented the solution?

  • added .github/workflows/call-update-pkgdown.yml to automatically update the pkgdown site when there is a change in main branch.
  • added home, reference, articles, and news sections in pkgdown/_pkgdown.yml following examples from tidyverse packages (e.g., ggplot2 and dplyr)
    • home section includes links to C++ doxygen documentation page and collaborative workflow book
    • reference section includes built-in dataset and functions for package development
    • articles section includes articles that describe FIMS design and demos for developers
    • news section includes information of releases

Does the PR impact any other area of the project?

No

How to test this change

run pkgdown::build_site() locally

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Thanks @Bai-Li-NOAA ! I can look at this first thing tomorrow.

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It looks great, excellent work @Bai-Li-NOAA and @timjmiller ! I was able to build the site locally.

@k-doering-NOAA k-doering-NOAA merged commit 015dd1d into main Aug 15, 2023
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@k-doering-NOAA k-doering-NOAA deleted the 368-convert-fims-to-a-pkgdown-site branch August 15, 2023 12:49
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Convert FIMS to a pkgdown site
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