advanced.md

Advanced stuff

Downloadable files

Please place downloadable files, e.g. document templates, in the assets folder:

/static/assets/file.pdf
/static/assets/template.docx

In order to link the file in your document, use the following Markdown:

[Link text](pathname://../../../assets/file.pdf)

The example assumes that your Markdown file is located on the third filesystem level, e.g. /docs/10_domains/. If not, please adjust the number of ../ pointers accordingly.

Format images using img

In some cases, the image markdown might be too limited and it might be better to use the img html tag. To do so, add the following line at the beginning (but after the front matter):

---
title: "Title of my page"
---

import useBaseUrl from '@docusaurus/useBaseUrl';

Where you wish to reference the image, use the img html tag in this way:

<img align="center" src={useBaseUrl('/img/topics/myImage.png')} alt="My image" />

Dynamic tables

All or individual entries

The use of dynamic table data is possible. The first example is the table with the analytical methods, used for example in the article Synthetic Organic/Inorganic Chemistry.

The table data is stored in this file: /static/assets/methods.json

In your page, you have to include the table generation script with:

import MethodsTable from '@site/src/components/methods.js';

The table is then generated with <MethodsTable defaultProfile={ "argument" } />. You can either use all as argument or choose the name of the required methods set (currenty available: synthetic, magres, physical, pharma).

Define a set of methods

If required, you can also define your own set of methods in /static/assets/profiles.json (use the shortname properties of the methods):

{
    "name": "magres",
    "longname": "Magnetic Resonance",
    "methods": [ "nmr","epr" ]
},

Like above, include the profile table generation script with:

import MethodsTable from '@site/src/components/methods.js';

You can then generate the table with your set of entries using <MethodsTable defaultProfile={"magres"} />, yielding this table:

Knowledge Base in numbers

Stuff that's interesting for reporting. Use a local BASH terminal for extracting some numbers about the Knowledge Base.

Clone the Knowledge Base to your local environment

git clone https://github.com/NFDI4Chem/knowledge_base
cd knowledge_base

Number of articles

find docs -name "*.mdx" | wc -l

Number of words

find docs -name "*.mdx" | xargs wc -w

Number of commits

git log | grep -c "^commit"

Number of GitHub contributors

wget -q  -O- 'https://api.github.com/repos/nfdi4chem/knowledge_base/contributors?per_page=999&anon=true' | grep "login" | sort | uniq | wc -l

Number of "Anonymous" contributors

wget -q  -O- 'https://api.github.com/repos/nfdi4chem/knowledge_base/contributors?per_page=999&anon=true' | grep "email" | sort | uniq | wc -l