CONTEXT:
IBI_VizEdit was initially designed to offer an open-source tool for processing and manually editing cardiac data obtained via photoplethysmography. These files came from a single lab, and the program is designed exclusively with that lab's file structure and needs in mind.
CURRENT SITUATION:
Installation and setup of IBI_VizEdit is not very straightforward. It requires working through the installation guide, and from a user experience this could be much improved if it were re-structured as an R package.
DESIRED GOAL:
When this epic is complete, IBI_VizEdit will have changed as follows:
ALEX will be able to download and install IBI_VizEdit from an R console using the devtools package
ALEX and LOGAN will be able to launch IBI_VizEdit from an R console using the command IBI_VizEdit::run_app()
ALEX and LOGAN will have access to improved documentation that conforms to CRAN documentation standards for the specific functions that can be called
ALEX and LOGAN will be able to use IBI_VizEdit with a wider range of file formats and project structures
CONTEXT:
IBI_VizEditwas initially designed to offer an open-source tool for processing and manually editing cardiac data obtained via photoplethysmography. These files came from a single lab, and the program is designed exclusively with that lab's file structure and needs in mind.CURRENT SITUATION: Installation and setup of
IBI_VizEditis not very straightforward. It requires working through the installation guide, and from a user experience this could be much improved if it were re-structured as an R package.DESIRED GOAL: When this epic is complete,
IBI_VizEditwill have changed as follows:IBI_VizEditfrom an R console using thedevtoolspackageIBI_VizEditfrom an R console using the commandIBI_VizEdit::run_app()IBI_VizEditwith a wider range of file formats and project structures