Hello Prathmesh,
My name is Dan Gillean; I am an archivist and Systems Analyst with Artefactual. Since you have recently been having success with your development work to add a new field to a template (a customization we are often asked about), I thought I would invite you to consider submitting documentation to our developer's wiki, to help future developers faced with the same challenge. All of our documentation is based on the wiki model, and we encourage our user community to take an active role in helping us to improve and maintain it.
Documentation on development tends to get filed on the Qubit Toolkit wiki (an early name for the application which may be changing soon as we update our docs in advance of the AtoM 2.0 release). You can find the home page for Qubit Toolkit here:
https://www.qubit-toolkit.org/wiki/Main_PageAdding documentation will require registration, a free and relatively quick process. To request an account, start here:
https://www.qubit-toolkit.org/wiki/Special:RequestAccountThere is a page dedicated to development documentation, here:
https://www.qubit-toolkit.org/wiki/Category:Development_documentationTo add to this page, simply click edit, and enter the title of the new page you would like to create (ex: Adding a new field to a template). When you save your changes, a link will be generated (in red, since there is no content added yet), and if you click on the new link you will be taken to a new wiki page. Here you can add useful elements such as an overview of the process, challenges and considerations, snippets of code, and links to examples in the Git repository. I would also suggest providing a link to this discussion.
You can also find a few notes and suggestions on contributing Development Documentation here:
https://www.qubit-toolkit.org/wiki/Code_Documentation_GuidelinesPlease consider adding to our documentation - by doing so, you help build our user community into a stronger, more interactive environment, and you will undoubtedly help future developers find what they need to get started. In turn, this improves the software for everyone.
If you are interested in helping but unfamiliar/uncomfortable with the wiki format, I would also invite you to send me a word document (
d...@artefactual.com), and I will make sure it gets added to the wiki.
Thanks again, and I'm glad to hear you've made such excellent progress.
Dan Gillean
Systems Analyst
Artefactual Systems, Inc.
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