G+Smo Adapter Documentation on preCICE Website

[Crazy-Rich-Meghan]

Hello,

This PR is the documentation for the G+Smo adapter.

[uekerman]

Thanks for the contribution here! Let me first try out the tutorials and iterate there. Once the tutorials are merged, let's continue here.

You also have some documentation here: https://github.com/gismo/gsPreCICE
It could be good to reduce such duplication from the beginning. You could create a docs folder in your repo and move the pages from this PR to there. Then, we include the adapter is a submodule in the website repo. This is also how we handle other adapter docs (e.g. the OpenFOAM adapter docs). I am happy to help with this.

[Crazy-Rich-Meghan]

Thanks for the contribution here! Let me first try out the tutorials and iterate there. Once the tutorials are merged, let's continue here.

You also have some documentation here: https://github.com/gismo/gsPreCICE It could be good to reduce such duplication from the beginning. You could create a docs folder in your repo and move the pages from this PR to there. Then, we include the adapter is a submodule in the website repo. This is also how we handle other adapter docs (e.g. the OpenFOAM adapter docs). I am happy to help with this.

Hi @uekerman,

For the documentation from our side, there will be some duplications anyway. Since G+Smo is using the Doxygen system which uses /doc. Would you still recommend to have /docs for G+Smo and /docs for preCICE in our submodule instead of having it here?

[Crazy-Rich-Meghan]

@uekerman we removed the G+Smo documentation folder. And added everything into a single page, the page name is adapter-gismo.md.

[uekerman]

I modified the README and the sidebar (locally). Could you please edit the PR setup and tick "allow edits by maintainers". Then, I could push my changes to your master branch. Or you could add me as collaborator to your fork and give write access.

[Crazy-Rich-Meghan]

I modified the README and the sidebar (locally). Could you please edit the PR setup and tick "allow edits by maintainers". Then, I could push my changes to your master branch. Or you could add me as collaborator to your fork and give write access.

@uekerman I added you as the collaborator of my fork.