Mirror ticks

[lemeryfertitta]

Similar to the official apps, ticks which have is_mirror=true should be indicated differently than ticks with is_mirror=false.

The is_mirror field is return in the by the Boardlib get_logbook call. In the apps, a backwards checkmark is used to indicate mirror ascent, and the checkmark and backwards checkmark overlapped indicates an ascent of both the mirror and non-mirror of a climb. Something similar could be done for Climbdex, but an SVG will be needed instead of the unicode symbol.

Maybe using https://icons.getbootstrap.com/icons/check/ and then manipulating the SVG as needed for the mirrored/doubled versions.

Example of doubled checkmark:

[abant07]

Hey could I get started on this one?

[abant07]

Hey so I am reproducing the environment, and I just had a question about where I should place the double checkmark, once I figure it out with the SVG manipulation. I checked out the climbdex website that was in the ReadME, and I was wondering if the double checkmark would go next matching climb descriptions after the user filters the climb? I have shown a picture to see if that is the page I should put it on.

Thanks

[lemeryfertitta]

In this image you can see the checkmark in both the climb list on the left and the climb details on the right. The reverse and doubled checkmarks would go in the same place. So to break down the specific ask a little bit more:

• When a climb with a given UUID appears in the get_logbook results with only is_mirror=false, we display a checkmark similar to what we have now (though for consistency, we should use the SVG instead of the current unicode character).
• When a climb with a given UUID appears in the get_logbook results with only is_mirror=true, we should display a mirrored checkmark (reflected across the y axis)
• When a climb with a given UUID appears in the get_logbook results at least once with is_mirror=false and is_mirror=true, we should display a doubled checkmark (the normal checkmark and mirrored checkmark mashed together, as seen in the picture in the description).

Let me know if you have any other questions!

[abant07]

I see, ok thanks for clarifying.

I had one more questions. I seems I am having having some problem with accessing the sqlite database. I downloaded a database using bin/sync_db.sh , however, I still get a sqlite3 error saying its unable to open the database.

[abant07]

Actually, I got it, thanks!

[abant07]

def get_ticked_climbs(board, login_cookie): login_info = flask.json.loads(login_cookie) logbook = boardlib.api.aurora.get_logbook( board, login_info["token"], login_info["user_id"] ) return [f'{log["climb_uuid"]}-{log["angle"]}' for log in logbook]

is this the method I should be looking at in the views.py file?

[abant07]

Also, so you know what filters I can put to see a result with a checkmark, because it seems that I am missing them even though I think I am on the same page as the picture you have above.

[lemeryfertitta]

is this the method I should be looking at in the views.py file?

Yes, the logbook variable is a list of logbook entries. Each entry should have an is_mirror field.

it seems that I am missing them even though I think I am on the same page as the picture you have above.

You have to be logged in to the relevant board app and have ticked some climbs on that board. If you haven't climbed on a Kilter (or other) board before and used the official Kilter board app, this may be a bit confusing. If you're curious to learn more, you could download the app and play around with it (e.g. try creating an account and ticking some climbs). This is more of a "good first issue" for someone who has used these apps before. Contributing to this repository will be much more challenging without that background, but you are certainly welcome to if you are still interested.

[abant07]

Yeah, Ill give a shot.

[abant07]

Ok I was able to solve it, I submitted a PR

Thanks

[lemeryfertitta]

Deployed

[gardaholm]

very nice addon! I would only suggest a slightly different svg to make the ticks more obvious. Hard to see the difference for me.