adding some literature-lists to github: with jekyll - the site generator or similar methods

[thedighubs]

good day dear friends, 😉


i want ot create some kind of literature-list in GitHub wiki?
note: the post is a little vague, but that should suit most cases:

well - for a Little project i want to add a literature-list (comprehensive and big ) on github - how would you do this!?
here some musings about an approach: i guess that i could make a repo with a markdown file containing my list?

see a tiny example-list:;


Author; Title;Year;

Xiaonan Fan, Yuting Luo Value Co-Creation;A Literature Review; 2020;
Robert Mies, Jérémy Bonvoisin, Roland Jochem;Harnessing the Synergy Potential of Open Source Hardware Communities; 2019;
V Ramaswamy, K Ozcan;The co-creation paradigm; 2020;
T Redlich, M Moritz, JP Wulfsberg;Co-Creation Reshaping Business and Society in the Era of Bottom-up Economics;2019;
Barbara Bigliardi, Giovanna Ferraro, Serena Filippelli, Francesco Galati;The past, present and future of open Innovation;2021;
Jennifer Rodway, Stephen MacGregor, Mica Pollock, Megan Hopkins;A Network Case of Knowledge Brokering;2021;
Hertz Tilman, Bousquet François;Knowledge that affects: An assemblage Approach;2024;

and - in another form: like so

+==========================================================================+==============================================================================+==========+==+

|                                  Author                                  |                                     Title                                    |   Year   |  |

+==========================================================================+==============================================================================+==========+==+

| Xiaonan Fan, Yuting Luo    Value Co-Creation                             | A Literature Review                                                          |     2020 |  |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+--+

| Robert Mies, Jérémy Bonvoisin, Roland Jochem                             | Harnessing the Synergy Potential of Open Source Hardware Communities         |     2019 |  |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+--+

| V Ramaswamy, K Ozcan                                                     | The co-creation paradigm                                                     |     2020 |  |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+--+

| T Redlich, M Moritz, JP Wulfsberg                                        | Co-Creation Reshaping Business and Society in the Era of Bottom-up Economics |     2019 |  |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+--+

| Barbara Bigliardi, Giovanna Ferraro, Serena Filippelli, Francesco Galati | The past, present and future of open Innovation                              |     2021 |  |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+--+

| Jennifer Rodway, Stephen MacGregor, Mica Pollock, Megan Hopkins          | A Network Case of Knowledge Brokering                                        |     2021 |  |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+--+

| Hertz Tilman, Bousquet François                                          | Knowledge that affects: An assemblage Approach                               |     2024 |  |

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+--+

hmmm - i did some research - on the methods and ways to get a list (with approx 70 titles to the github-project-page: i found this here: It is nicely demonstrated in the Table of Contents of the Markdown Cheatsheet: https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet

and that: How do I create some kind of table of content in GitHub wiki?

How do I create some kind of table of content in GitHub wiki?

If you look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_Overflow You'll notice there's a little "Content" section, if you click on one of the links, it will send you to a specific section on the page...

stackoverflow.com

i look forward to hear from you.🙂🤩

regards😉

 

[Dr_Web]

You can definitely do this with a GitHub repo + Markdown.
Just create a new repo, add a README.md or multiple .md files if you want sections, and format your list using Markdown tables.
Example:
| Author | Title | Year |
|--------|-------|------|
| Xiaonan Fan, Yuting Luo | Value Co-Creation: A Literature Review | 2020 |
| Robert Mies, Jérémy Bonvoisin, Roland Jochem | Harnessing the Synergy Potential of Open Source Hardware Communities | 2019 |

If you want navigation, GitHub Wikis or a simple Markdown TOC generator like doctoc can help you build clickable links for each section.
This way anyone can fork, contribute, and keep the list updated collaboratively.

 

[sdifox]

Err, json file

 

[thedighubs]

Good Day dear sdifox and Dr Web

first of all :many thanks for the quick reply and for your feedback - happy to hear from you both.

Thank you for sharing this idea and tipp.

You can definitely do this with a GitHub repo + Markdown.
Just create a new repo, add a README.md or multiple .md files if you want sections, and format your list using Markdown tables.
Example:
| Author | Title | Year |
|--------|-------|------|
| Xiaonan Fan, Yuting Luo | Value Co-Creation: A Literature Review | 2020 |
| Robert Mies, Jérémy Bonvoisin, Roland Jochem | Harnessing the Synergy Potential of Open Source Hardware Communities | 2019 |

yes i think this is a very good method.

If you want navigation, GitHub Wikis or a simple Markdown TOC generator like doctoc can help you build clickable links for each section.
This way anyone can fork, contribute, and keep the list updated collaboratively.

Awesome - a great tip: to use the Markdown that is suitable for Github..


Thanks also to you sdifox: ; guess its also suitable: Json ...formate.

Thank you so much
Greetings