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lduarte1991 / hxat

Contains the currently-in-development project by HarvardX to bring the annotation tool currently living in the edX platform to a more accessible LTI implementation.
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Username/Password for logging in. #1

Closed apanimesh061 closed 9 years ago

apanimesh061 commented 9 years ago

I am new to this project. I have been successful in making the project run but I cannot understand where to start. I was able to get to the admin's page but after that what? Is there a test username/password that you have to testing 'cause I could not find any in the source code?

Thanks

lduarte1991 commented 9 years ago

Hi there,

Are you part of HUIT/ATG or IQSS? If so, keep in mind that in a few days we will have documentation and guidance as promised before the scheduled meeting.

If it's for a personal project, please note that this project is currently in development, or to be more precise incomplete and not ready for production. Thus, to answer your question there is nothing to start with yet as it is incomplete/in-development.

apanimesh061 commented 9 years ago

I am currently working at IQSS. I started this week itself. I'll wait for te documentation then. Thanks.

On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 5:21 PM, lduarte1991 notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi there,

Are you part of HUIT/ATG or IQSS? If so, keep in mind that in a few days we will have documentation and guidance as promised before the scheduled meeting.

If it's for a personal project, please note that this project is currently in development, or to be more precise incomplete and not ready for production. Thus, to answer your question there is nothing to start with yet as it is incomplete/in-development.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/issues/1#issuecomment-103670232 .

Thanks and regards, Animesh Pandey Graduate Student Northeastern University Boston, MA, USA

lduarte1991 commented 9 years ago

No worries! I would take a look a the residential branch, though, it might be a bit more helpful for what you would need. In particular the static folder within hx_lti_initializer. Good luck

apanimesh061 commented 9 years ago

Hi, Is it possible if you could let me know some URLs that work for this application? The only URL that I could I could figure out was the admin's console which I can't log into.

On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 6:47 PM, lduarte1991 notifications@github.com wrote:

No worries! I would take a look a the residential branch, though, it might be a bit more helpful for what you would need. In particular the static folder within hx_lti_initializer. Good luck

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/issues/1#issuecomment-103689543 .

Thanks and regards, Animesh Pandey Graduate Student Northeastern University Boston, MA, USA

lduarte1991 commented 9 years ago

Unfortunately, I don't have much time to help debug (sorry!), but here's some things that might help you:

I would recommend you read up on the LTI Framework and how it works. You can't just go to the URL of the tool, it's an LTI tool, so you need something like a launcher on edX or Canvas or your own personal server, and requires access via the initializer. You need to point it to the consumer URL of the server you're running it from here. And then validate it using the functions here.

Any other URLs can be found in the patterns within the urls.py files throughout the different apps.

Make sure you have a handle on LTI and Django, otherwise the set up won't make sense. If all you need is the Annotator component of it, skip the set up above and look at the javascript files within here cause that's where all the stuff is and here's the html template that calls the javascript.

apanimesh061 commented 9 years ago

Hi, That's ok. I will have a look at all this.

Yeah, I basically needed only the Annotations part.

Thanks for your help.

On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 12:53 PM, lduarte1991 notifications@github.com wrote:

Unfortunately, I don't have much time to help debug (sorry!), but here's some things that might help you:

I would recommend you read up on the LTI Framework http://www.imsglobal.org/LTI/v1p1/ltiIMGv1p1.html and how it works. You can't just go to the URL of the tool, it's an LTI tool, so you need something like a launcher on edX or Canvas or your own personal server, and requires access via the initializer https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/blob/residential/hx_lti_tools/hx_lti_initializer. You need to point it to the consumer URL of the server you're running it from here https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/blob/residential/hx_lti_tools/hx_lti_initializer/__init__.py. And then validate it using the functions here https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/blob/residential/hx_lti_tools/hx_lti_initializer/views.py.

Any other URLs can be found in the patterns within the urls.py files throughout the different apps.

Make sure you have a handle on LTI and Django, otherwise the set up won't make sense. If all you need is the Annotator component of it, skip the set up above and look at the javascript files within here https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/tree/residential/hx_lti_tools/hx_lti_initializer/static cause that's where all the stuff is and here https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/blob/residential/hx_lti_tools/hx_lti_initializer/templates/tx/detail.html's the html template that calls the javascript.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/lduarte1991/hx-annotations-lti/issues/1#issuecomment-103957404 .

Thanks and regards, Animesh Pandey Graduate Student Northeastern University Boston, MA, USA