I want to write the README and think it would be a good idea to put the usage part of the root README into the sample.
The explanation how to use it should still be mentioned and linked.

I want to write the README and think it would be a good idea to put the usage part of the root README into the sample. The explanation how to use it should still be mentioned and linked.

Hey @Schmarvinius :)
Thanks, yet we want to keep https://github.com/cap-js/attachments and this here in sync, I'd therefore suggest to add a section in "usage", e.g. "Run the example app provided in this repository", then link to the samples/README.md (where you briefly describe the commands for running the small sample bookshop app).
Then we need to add the same instructions to the cap-js application as well, you can possibly align with @eric-pSAP on this.

@adamandre79 or @mofterdinger: Can you have a look at this PR? We have replaced the old cap-notebook sample with a lean version of the bookshop so all plugins (across node and java) are aligned.
Thanks!

@maxieckert-sap or @KoblerS: Can you have a look at this PR? @Schmarvinius has replaced the old cap-notebook sample with a lean version of the bookshop so all plugins (across node and java) are aligned.
Thanks!

Hi, I'm not sure if it's really required to provide a further sample application that needs to be maintained. There is already the CAP Java bookshop which demonstrates the usage of cds-feature-attachments: https://github.com/SAP-samples/cloud-cap-samples-java/blob/8fc0e7cb0006804b021e377ee20c98870ca70d0a/pom.xml#L30

I suggest rather to extend the bookshop, if something is missing in the sample. But this is just my personal opinion and feel free to change this repo as you prefer.

Thanks,
Markus