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Bioschemas website restructure #13

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Updated the Python generation script so that it works with the new* structure of the Bioschemas website.

The generation script reads and generates for all the profiles. These get written to a single directory.

At the moment we'll need to manually deploy and choose which schemas are "release" and which are "draft". I've created #11 to enhance this.

  • when I say new, I mean the restructuring that was done in late 2019

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The python script works fine but does bring some errors.

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Some errors are expected. There are some issues in the profiles/types around scholarly publication. The main thing is that the script works with the new structure and generates valid output for the stable profiles.

@AlasdairGray AlasdairGray merged commit 2f1fdf8 into master May 1, 2020
@AlasdairGray AlasdairGray deleted the bioschemas-website-restructure branch May 1, 2020 08:30
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