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I want to write a SciJava Op but I don't know where to start. The Writing Your Own Op Package section contains some useful SciJava Ops info, but I'm still confused. I'd like to see a step-by-step guide (i.e. it should be numbered) on how to write a SciJava Op.
I recently went through the napari plugin tutorial and got my first basic plugin going pretty quickly. What I liked about this experience was that I could quickly browse through the various steps needed to get something going. This gave me an idea of the complexity of writing a napari plugin. I think this could be a great selling point for SciJava Ops as we want to really push that its easier now with SciJava Ops.
I reviewed the "Writing your own op package" section in the docs. As its structured, this section feels like a collection of ideas/ways/tips to get your algorithm into an Op. I'm re-working the section now given my personal preference and will draft a PR for review.
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elevans commentedon May 14, 2024
I reviewed the "Writing your own op package" section in the docs. As its structured, this section feels like a collection of ideas/ways/tips to get your algorithm into an Op. I'm re-working the section now given my personal preference and will draft a PR for review.
gselzer commentedon May 14, 2024
Thanks @elevans!
WIP: Create a scijava-ops-starter repository