@iwein To see what the website looked like before, checkout the master branch. You will have to create a local mysql or sqlite database and put those credentials in config.py. You also have to set up credentials of an account that you can use to send email (for example a test Gmail account) in config.py. You may also need to set up config.py with other variables too, but you can ignore the social login stuff in config.py for now. Then click the button to sign up, and enter an email address you control and a password to sign up. An email should be sent to the email you signed up with from the email that you set up via config.py. Once you click the confirmation link in this email, an entry should be added for that user into your mysql or sqlite database.
Now, once you're authenticated, you should be redirected to the dashboard page (e.g. http://localhost:5000/dashboard). The panel on the left should have boxes corresponding to various data streams. You should be able to click on one of them, and a modal will pop up.
This is the functionality that we want to restore. Ideally, we can somehow continue to use Bootstrap modals without messing up the Angular stuff at all.
@iwein To see what the website looked like before, checkout the master branch. You will have to create a local mysql or sqlite database and put those credentials in config.py. You also have to set up credentials of an account that you can use to send email (for example a test Gmail account) in config.py. You may also need to set up config.py with other variables too, but you can ignore the social login stuff in config.py for now. Then click the button to sign up, and enter an email address you control and a password to sign up. An email should be sent to the email you signed up with from the email that you set up via config.py. Once you click the confirmation link in this email, an entry should be added for that user into your mysql or sqlite database.
Now, once you're authenticated, you should be redirected to the dashboard page (e.g. http://localhost:5000/dashboard). The panel on the left should have boxes corresponding to various data streams. You should be able to click on one of them, and a modal will pop up.
This is the functionality that we want to restore. Ideally, we can somehow continue to use Bootstrap modals without messing up the Angular stuff at all.