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-= Girder
-
-== What is Girder
-
-Girder is a data management platform.
-It can be used to store (large) files such as meshes, simulation results, etc...
-Read more about it in the {feelpp} xref:data:ROOT:data-storage.adoc[data manual] or
-link:http://girder.readthedocs.io/[on the official website].
-
-== File access options
-
-A big advantage of girder is that files can be accessed either with a nice user
-interface (in a web browser) or more programmatically (via CLI or programming
-interfaces).
-This is true for both upload and download.
-
-=== Web browser UI
-
-If you are new to Girder, you should start with the web user interface to
-discover the service.
-You are encouraged to read the documentation
-link:http://girder.readthedocs.io/[documentation] and especially the
-link:http://girder.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-docs.html[user guide].
-For example, using a web browser, you can reach
-link:https://girder.math.unistra.fr/#collections[our server].
-
-|===
-| image:girder/girder_web_ui.png[Web user interface,100%]
-|===
-
-NOTE: This is quite straightforward and it should illustrate important concepts
-and help better visualize the following section.
-
-=== Python API
-
-To download or upload a file using python, we have two options.
-We can either use a login system (user + password) or an API key.
-- With the user/password, we will need to provide a user and a password to
-access files, just like a human would do using the UI.
-- With an API key, the script only needs an API key.
-This means we do not need to have an account on the Girder server.
-
-In both cases, similar pieces of information are required:
-
-- an *address* (URL):  to reach the server,
-- a *file ID*: to tell which file/directory we want to manipulate,
-- either a *user/password* pair or an *API key*: to grant access to the
-required file(s).
-
-Let's check out some
-xref:contribute:girder:python_scripts.adoc[scripts].
+include::partial$girder/README.adoc
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+= Girder
+
+== What is Girder
+
+Girder is a data management platform.
+It can be used to store (large) files such as meshes, simulation results, etc...
+Read more about it in the {feelpp} xref:data:ROOT:data-storage.adoc[data manual] or
+link:http://girder.readthedocs.io/[on the official website].
+
+== File access options
+
+A big advantage of girder is that files can be accessed either with a nice user
+interface (in a web browser) or more programmatically (via CLI or programming
+interfaces).
+This is true for both upload and download.
+
+=== Web browser UI
+
+If you are new to Girder, you should start with the web user interface to
+discover the service.
+You are encouraged to read the documentation
+link:http://girder.readthedocs.io/[documentation] and especially the
+link:http://girder.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-docs.html[user guide].
+For example, using a web browser, you can reach
+link:https://girder.math.unistra.fr/#collections[our server].
+
+|===
+| image:girder/girder_web_ui.png[Web user interface,100%]
+|===
+
+NOTE: This is quite straightforward and it should illustrate important concepts
+and help better visualize the following section.
+
+=== Python API
+
+To download or upload a file using python, we have two options.
+We can either use a login system (user + password) or an API key.
+- With the user/password, we will need to provide a user and a password to
+access files, just like a human would do using the UI.
+- With an API key, the script only needs an API key.
+This means we do not need to have an account on the Girder server.
+
+In both cases, similar pieces of information are required:
+
+- an *address* (URL):  to reach the server,
+- a *file ID*: to tell which file/directory we want to manipulate,
+- either a *user/password* pair or an *API key*: to grant access to the
+required file(s).
+
+Let's check out some
+xref:contribute:girder:python_scripts.adoc[scripts].