First documentation pages

[hartig]

As a first set of documentation pages for potential users of HeFQUIN (users != developers who want to work on HeFQUIN itself), we need the following pages.

• How to start the Web service via Docker, change the federation description that it uses, and how to issue queries to the service.
• How to start the Web service from the latest release package, change the federation description that it uses, and how to issue queries to the service.
• How to run queries using the CLI tool in the latest release package, including a detailed description of the arguments of the CLI tool.
• How to run queries using the latest source code version of the CLI tool or the Web service.
• How to specify the federation to be queried, including a documentation of the most important parts of the RDF vocabulary defined for this purpose.
• Additionally, we need to create a README.txt file that we put in the top-level directory of the release packages and that contains a short version of these points above, including pointers to the respective documentation pages.
• A similar summary of these points needs to be added to the README.md of the repo.

/cc @keski

[keski]

I've added a first version of the usage summary to the README.md in the issue branch.

@hartig Is this on a good level of detail or did you have anything else in mind?

[keski]

For the detailed instructions I assume we will be using the wiki?

[hartig]

I've added a first version of the usage summary to the README.md in the issue branch.

Which branch exactly? Is (or was) this in a PR?

For the detailed instructions I assume we will be using the wiki?

This question is related to one of the two proposals that I wanted you to work out (see my Malaga follow-up email).

[keski]

Okay, I viewed the two as separate issues but now I see your point. I'll respond by email.

The branch I referred to with updated README is 346-first-documentation-pages.