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Works nicely. Except from a view things this looks nice already. I have two requests though (which we might also move to separate issues if they are not already) which might be quick to do for you:
- Do we also want to add writing
@partial
files in this PR? I think this would also be a needed feature, but I think we don't have a separate issue for this yet. - Could you write a small tutorial/how to for this feature? Just an mkdocs md file and then we can integrate it where we need it (nomad, future pynxtools mkdocs?). It doesn't need to be supper eloquent but I think it's good to have a basis as this will be very relevant for the technology partners. https://github.com/FAIRmat-NFDI/nexus_definitions/issues/110
Co-authored-by: Florian Dobener <florian.dobener@physik.hu-berlin.de>
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Thanks for the additional docs. The adding of the @partial
should be handled in #175
Sorry for the delay. I just tested all the new features and didn't find any bugs. I agree that group copying might become an important feature. As an example if I have an instrument in Nomad which complies to a certain nxdl version and I also want to use this in another experiment, I could just copy all the static instrument groups (e.g. NXtransformations) over, without needing to map every single detail. But, this is out of the scope of this PR, so let's add it later. |
I have broken down an NXiv_temp NeXus file.