html documentation only on ias.edu

[teuben]

The documentation on
http://www.sns.ias.edu/~starlab/
is quite rich, and with Piet's retirement the future of this link is unclear.

We should move it to the git repo. In fact we could move them to the github pages of starlab.

opinions?

[spzwart]

Absolutely Peter, Starlab is available on GIT. It is still used, and it compiles from the box. what is the best procedure to preserve the history? cheers, Simon

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[teuben]

I'll see if I can grab the html pages from sns.ias.edu ; there is also a large folder with "research" data, which seem inappropriate for us here. Basically I can put it in the docs/ tree, which is where github pages gets built from. I'll send a pull request to try it out. It should eventually then appear on https://amusecode.github.io/Starlab but you are redirecting the base address to https://www.amusecode.org/Starlab

[teuben]

Looks like I had already turned on the github pages in my fork:

https://teuben.github.io/Starlab/

[rieder]

@teuben I've given you write access to the starlab git repository here and merged your changes.
The page is now up at https://www.amusecode.org/Starlab/

[teuben]

fabulous. I've so far only done the landing page, showing how it works. Plus the SNS tree contains a lot more than we want. So the remainder will have to be cherry picked. I'll work on that between making oliebollen and gluewein.