Web interface as replacement for shell

NYUCCL / psiTurk

An open platform for science on Amazon Mechanical Turk.

https://psiturk.org

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Web interface as replacement for shell #303

Open fredcallaway opened 6 years ago

fredcallaway commented 6 years ago

It would be great to have a web interface that can take the place of the shell. Functionality should include:

posting HITs
approving assignments
granting bonuses

These three would be good first step. Future directions could include

viewing data
- the raw SQL database
- parsed data string (similar to how mLab allows you to make a tabular table from a hierarchical object)
- plots (perhaps with a Jupyter server?)
viewing participant pool
- number of completed/ongoing/abandoned
- c.f. https://github.com/TurkServer/turkserver-meteor

deargle commented 6 years ago

Help wanted: gui mockups for use cases / functionality

gureckis commented 6 years ago

i can give it a shot since i did most/all of the psiturk.org design (except illustrations). will copy elements from the psiturk dashboard.

fredcallaway commented 6 years ago

@gureckis if you start a branch for this, let me know. I'd be interested in contributing as well!

gureckis commented 6 years ago

it'll be a little bit because of some pending deadlines and teaching... but feel free to start if you are motivated!

deargle commented 5 years ago

@gureckis @fredcallaway I now have rudimentary (read: awesome) alpha-ish "campaign" functionality in place, accessible over a web interface. Install from master (requires python3) and visit /dashboard url once you have the server running.

deargle commented 5 years ago

Edit: the web interface has:

a button (but not yet a schedule-able task) for approve all workers.
a button (but not yet a schedule-able task) for bonus all workers.
the campaign functionality continually posts hits until the campaign goal is met, at a user-specified interval

deargle commented 5 years ago

Now has "approve all" schedule-able and delete-able task with customizeable interval.

hyiltiz commented 4 years ago

Is this now a documented feature yet?

deargle commented 4 years ago

Documented? Lol of course not! Help wanted!

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hyiltiz commented 4 years ago

Hmm, I'd offer some help but I am yet again struggling to get nginx reverse proxy working in my VPS now that I moved to another provider... I could help out if you could point to what files and features are relevant to this so I can make a draft.