Documentation
  1. Introduction
  2. Contribute to this documentation
  • Introduction
    • Purpose of this documentation
    • Contribute to this documentation
  • Database
    • Database structure
    • Lab results importation example
    • Database query
  • Data integration [FR]
    • Recensement des projets
    • Recensement des sites
    • Consolidation de la nomenclature des analytes
    • Description des contaminants
    • Déterminer la taille des échantillons par site
    • Injections des données

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  • Prerequisites
    • Get documentation source code
    • Build this website
  1. Introduction
  2. Contribute to this documentation

Contribute to this documentation

Author

Steve Vissault

Published

March 28, 2024

To build this documentation locally, follow these steps.

Prerequisites

Install the two R libraries using the following commands:

if(!require(devtools)) install.packages("devtools")

# Install package database interface
devtools::install_github("ECCC-lavoie-ecotox/toxbox")

# Install documentation 
install.packages("quarto")

Get documentation source code

Steve - I will give a training on how to clone a git repository and push new edits to the documentation. In the meatime, if you’re already set to work with git and Rstudio, the repository URL is avaible at https://github.com/ECCC-lavoie-ecotox/integration-dbs-docs.

Build this website

# Serve the website in your browser
quarto::quarto_preview()

This approach allows you to work on the documentation files in parallel. Each time a file is modified, the website is rebuilt to include the latest changes.

Source Code
---
title: "Contribute to this documentation"
author: "Steve Vissault"
date: "2024-03-28"
---

To build this documentation locally, follow these steps.

# Prerequisites

Install the two R libraries using the following commands:

``` r
if(!require(devtools)) install.packages("devtools")

# Install package database interface
devtools::install_github("ECCC-lavoie-ecotox/toxbox")

# Install documentation 
install.packages("quarto")
```

## Get documentation source code

Steve - I will give a training on how to clone a git repository and push new edits to the documentation. In the meatime, if you're already set to work with git and Rstudio, the repository URL is avaible at [https://github.com/ECCC-lavoie-ecotox/integration-dbs-docs](https://github.com/ECCC-lavoie-ecotox/integration-dbs-docs).

## Build this website

```r
# Serve the website in your browser
quarto::quarto_preview()
```

This approach allows you to work on the documentation files in parallel. Each time a file is modified, the website is rebuilt to include the latest changes.