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@elichad elichad commented Jan 7, 2026

Inspired by a few crate reviews I did recently, I thought I'd write up my process

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Good read, very useful. I like the semi-instructional format. I made one small suggestion about npm.


The next step is to ensure that the RO-Crate is usable by humans. My preferred way of doing this is to explore an HTML preview of the crate.

Some crates already come with an `ro-crate-preview.html` file - opening this file in the browser provides an explorable rendering of the crate metadata. For those that don't include it, the file can be easily generated using the `ro-crate-html` package.
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Should the ro-crate-html package be a link instead of code text, to help explain the npm command in the example?

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it should indeed, thanks

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simleo commented Jan 8, 2026

Really nice 👍

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