Open source the repo

[Robinlovelace]

• [x] README contains basic use case
• [x] Basic functions are ship shape
• [x] Clean git history.
• [x] package.json in README
• Anything else?

[layik]

I take it, "use case" is real use case such as "serve the included data as an endpoint and consume it on the front end".

So a little bit more to do before we can go public.

[Robinlovelace]

Yes, something like 'imagine you want to visualise a dataset on transport and enable the results to be served on a public-facing website' is what I was thinking. Also showing the geojson-producing API will be another USP of the package.

[Robinlovelace]

Do you have clear next steps? Let me know if I can help in any way.

[layik]

Are you back in Leeds?

Clear steps indeed, how to share them/manage the project not quite sure. I was hoping I would use the GH project tool, but I cannot see other people using it. Throwing another tool into the toolbox is not always a good idea.

You can always help!

[layik]

https://github.com/ATFutures/geoplumber/projects/1#card-12605841

I could create more cards as said above, not quite sure where is best to manage the project. One of those cards would be the "aims and objectives"/scope.

[Robinlovelace]

Back next week. Down south to teach people R (yesterday) and to attend this Thursday/Friday: http://www.cyclingandsociety.org/2018cfa/

[Robinlovelace]

Awesome use of cards! Keen to learn how to use them productively.

[layik]

So the use case in more detail will be: Serve the meta data included in package and view them on front-end using gp_::function()s.

[Robinlovelace]

Sounds good!

[layik]

Almost there!

[layik]

Any backend with an endpoint "/api/endpoint1" serving "geojson" can now be added to backend and views on front end.

I actually think that is a "good" enough use case example,.

[layik]

What am I going to decouple? thinking it through ...

[Robinlovelace]

I think this is a great use case.

[layik]

$ du -sh .git
6.5M    .git

[layik]

README

[Robinlovelace]

this is looking really great @layik . the JS stuff seems like magic to me. probably like how R can seem like (black) magic on first sight. I've not tried the example. look forward to doing so. let's do that during a minihack next week. overall impression of this package: fired-up and ready to go :rocket:

[Robinlovelace]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdU2dxJgNsM

[layik]

“Fired up” is great!

[Robinlovelace]

Good progress. Suggestion: we aim to open source it by Friday. Possible? Good to have a deadline is thinking.

[layik]

Absolutely. Deadlines are great.

[layik]

Leaves us with getting rid of the history!

[Robinlovelace]

Over to you. Go for it!

[layik]

Managed to keep it to less than 0.6mb.

[layik]

Travis build triggered.

[mpadge]

Nice! Did you just get rid of all the history, or did you BFG it?

[layik]

It was not actually big (2.2mb) but decided to just get rid of all my "pseudo" private commits.

[layik]

It is backed up :)

[layik]

Now trying to make Travis happy.