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I like it!!! :)
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keeping as is for now because it is SpaDES-focussed atm. we can always reassess in the future.
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I'm not sure if I agree with @eliotmcintire and @tati-micheletti. The structure of the project setup feels quite spades-y (e.g. cache, modules, inputs and outputs folders). Would any king of project benefit from the same structure?
For instance a project could be so simple that it only has one script with a LM that needs small input data files and outputs. Meaning that e.g. the modules/ cache/ folders are not necessary.
So this project would simply be:
ProjName/
- inputs/
- LMscript.R
- outputs/
What I mean is a standard project setup massively depends on the workflows and toolkits used, even if they are all reproducible. It feels strange to me to say "our project setup is ubiquotously useful/applicable for any workflow and toolkit using R" when part of its structure comes from "SpaDES" needs (e.g. a modules/ folder)
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Hummm. I think that a more complex structure works for simple projects, even if it feels "bulky" and "spades-y". Even simple projects might want to take advantages of the modular structure and caching, for example (so, modules and caching folders should be there). The other way around, however, is not true. So I think I stand behind the template proposed, even if for simple projects it feels like too much.
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If this package becomes disassociated from SpaDES it may be good to come up with practical examples of how it's useful within and beyond the SpaDES world.
Yeap. That is a good point. I agree we should brainstorm this.
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