I am interested in creating a GitHub repository for part of my PhD. The repository will be mostly Julia code that can be shipped as a package, but will also contain a latex directory for writing a paper related to the code (as some other folders that are not needed for someone that just want to inst…

A package can be located at any folder in the repo.

Are you planning for others to install and use your package, or is it just for documenting analysis code? If the former, I would eventually separate that repo from your thesis repo and register it as a standalone. While you’re first working on it, it could make sense to keep it all together so you d…

Ideally I want any person to be able to install the code module as a package, even if using the git URL to the specific folder instead of having a package registered in the General Registry. [image] kevbonham: While you’re first working on it, it could make sense to keep it all together so you …

Most of my work is like this. A package for reuse and a project that depends on the package for preparing a paper. If you want people to use your package, it has to be in its own git repo. Which shouldn’t have other random stuff in it. It shouldn’t have a manifest, just a Project.toml Put your the…

For my dissertation I used Julia for my articles. First, you should decide whether the project is a package or an application. Project is an umbrella term: packages and applications are kinds of projects. Packages should have UUIDs, applications can have a UUIDs but don’t need them. Application…

@StefanKarpinski Everyone else seems to be saying that I need the whole repo for the package (what is the default). To have the package inside a folder of the repo I just need to have the structure inside the folder instead of the root? It will play nice with any tools made to install packages and …

A package version is just a tree hash which can be anywhere in a repo. But a lot of the tooling doesn’t handle that yet, so it will be a bit rough for now, but it’s a use case that we will support.

Thank you for explaining that. This is a bit of information that is easier to get from an human being than by search alone.

[image] Henrique_Becker: (1) I should have a entire github repo just for the code or (2) I can have a repo for the both the code and related materials, keep all the package structure inside a folder (instead of the repository root), and pass the folder URL for anyone interested in installing the…

@Henrique_Becker if you are not aware of it already this package genwerates Latex from Julia objects: [image] GitHub - korsbo/Latexify.jl: Convert julia objects to LaTeX equations, arrays... Convert julia objects to LaTeX equations, arrays or other environments. - GitHub - korsbo/Latex…

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