The shape render market : provide a rendering of well known shapes into nice layouts

[phochste]

Pitch

A user has a Pod on which she stores data that fits particular shapes BookReviewShape , CVShape , RecipeShape. She wants to choose from a market of applications that can render these shapes according to her preferences.

For instance for her Curriculum Vitae related data on her Pod she is quite picky in what form it is rendered. The CVShape expresses what is part of a typical CV. These shape could have gotten some popularity which allows many applications to provide renderers for it.

Desired solution

• The solution builds on top of published data shapes that have gained some popularity.
  • The are other applications in the toolchain of the user that can produce that that fits this shape
• The solution has the capabilities to render data from this shape of transform data to this shape
• The solution provides some user controls to change the specifics of the rendering (e.g. provides some HTML templates)

Pointers

• Digita Components library [LINK]
• DataStack @jeswr [LINK]
• Reshape @josd & @jeswr [LINK]

Challenges

• https://github.com/SolidLabResearch/Challenges/issues/89
• https://github.com/SolidLabResearch/Challenges/issues/90

[pheyvaer]

@phochste Is there an progress on the acceptance criteria for this challenge?

[phochste]

@pheyvaer I've updated the acceptance criteria

[pheyvaer]

@phochste Thanks! This seems to become a scenario instead of a single challenge. I already see two challenges:

• The first four bullets can be one challenge.
• The store itself can be one challenge.

What do you think?

[phochste]

How can I make out of this one a scenario?

[pheyvaer]

There is the scenario template. But most of the information is already there, so it will probably only be using the label scenario instead of challenge and creating the necessary challenges for this scenario.

[pheyvaer]

• [ ] The desired solution needs to be updated, because now it's just an exact copy of the desired solution of challenge #89.
• [ ] The links for the pointers are missing.
• [ ] Check which of my remarks of challenge #89 are also applicable here.