Reflection system

[cafca]

• Digital diary
  • View: Create a diary entry
  • View: View an existing entry
  • Contains entry, TextQuestions for this day, graph of RangeQuetions with current day marked
  • View: Overview for reflection system
  • Contains today's diary entry or a form for entering a new entry
  • Diagrams
  • Form for activating/deactivating existing catalogues
• Questionnaire
  • Model: Catalogue (name, description, author_id, activated)
  • Can load questions from CSV file
  • Model: Question (text, )
  • RangeQuestion (start_value, end_value)
  • TextQuestion (is_short)
  • Model: Answer (datetime)
  • RangeAnswer (value)
  • TextAnswer (value)
  • View macro: CRUD for Answer objects

[monas-gray-matter]

The plan is as follows:

1 being able to read a questionnaire from csv and transform it into instances from our model

@ciex @cartisan I need help with with actually creating my models into the database. I somehow managed that the python console recognizes reflection as module but i cannot import my models in order to test the csv thing because the models are unknown, which makes me believe that they arent yet created in the db, and because of Leons migration thing I did not want to destroy everything by try and error of commands for table creation from flask alchemy.

2 controller and view for

• viewing a questionnaire
• answering a question
  • persist answer
  • for text answers with button
  • for range answers with clicking an option
  • offer next question
  • offer an undo button

3 create some analysis logic

4 create some diagrams

[cartisan]

Do you get Import errors? If that is the case, it is a problem with your module not being on the Python path or not being imported the right way (relative imports). This is something I experience frequently. How so you cope with them @ciex ? If your model would be missing in the db, SQLAlchemy would throw you an appropriate message.

However, since you didn't run any migrations I assume it is ALSO the case, that the models are missing in the db. You can use Flask-migrate to create them: python manager.py db migrate. This will create a migration file in the migrations dir. It does some autodetection of model changes, but can't detect everything. So you should check it out and edit it according to your needs. python manager.py db upgrade applies the migration.