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@sbillinge ready for review |
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I also added citation to the index.rst |
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just a couple of comments
doc/source/getting-started.rst
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To install ``diffpy.cmi``, create a new conda environment and install the package from the conda-forge channel. |
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do I need a new environment or I could install it in an existing one if I wanted? I think most people get that, and we use this wording a lot, but it does worry me a bit that it will send a message that this needs to be installed in its own environment.
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@sbillinge Added wording saying you can create a new env or activate and existing env
closes #13
I added installation instructions, a link to the primer book, and a link to the data and worked examples repo https://github.com/Billingegroup/pdfttp_data. The installation instructions are for conda-forge.