As mentioned in Issue #2 the config-files should contain more information for the galaxy-tooling they shall result in. An ID, the title and the version of the tool are now encapsulated in the config-files as well.
Arrays may now also be passed as inputs. Values are put into the corresponding UI-Elements as comma-seperated strings. They are subsequently converted to arrays with the correct data-type by the generic.R script. This feature however needs some further testing! The user however is provided with a custom help text if the array-like inputs do provide a datatype as part of their schema.
As mentioned in Issue #2 the config-files should contain more information for the galaxy-tooling they shall result in. An ID, the title and the version of the tool are now encapsulated in the config-files as well.
Arrays may now also be passed as inputs. Values are put into the corresponding UI-Elements as comma-seperated strings. They are subsequently converted to arrays with the correct data-type by the generic.R script. This feature however needs some further testing! The user however is provided with a custom help text if the array-like inputs do provide a datatype as part of their schema.