[examples/data-literate][s]: working script to have this work with your own content.
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title: My awesome data page
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data: data.csv
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author: Me
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Steps:
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0. Create a new folder with a readme.md(x) file and a data.csv (or another csv file)
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1. Copy the Markdown template here
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2. change the data.csv paths in the example to the real path where your data lives
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3. magic !!!
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4. you can check your static site in your browser and publish it wherever you want
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# Dataset Website
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## Introduction
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Here the Dataset description
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## Exploration
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Here some representations
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<Table url='data.csv' />
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If there are more data files you can show them like this:
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```
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<Table path='path/to/my/data2.csv' />
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<Table path='path/to/my/data3.csv' />
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.
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.
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.
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<Table path='path/to/my/dataN.csv' />
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```
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