GUI

[gabor1]

once we have an API for going through https, it makes sense to develop a browser based way to generate queries and display results.

some ideas:

• a query always results in a summary, displayed as a table, with a download button next to it that gets the configurations in a tarball
• put the existing keys (that came through the query filter) into a dropdown menu, and selecting one augments the query string with a -q item.

[fekad]

decision: Instead of using pagination we can limit the number of calculation showed in the table to 100.

[gabor1]

1000, but yes.

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[gabor1]

This GUI issue should now take account of the visualisation work by @stenczelt :

Currently a manual uploaded image is available, that was built on 7/2/2020 by Tamas K. Stenczel.
To access it:
1. pull the image

docker pull stenczelt/projection-abcd:latest
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2. create a docker network, which enables the containers to communicate with each other and the outside world as well

   docker network create --driver bridge abcd-network

3. run the mongo (ABCD) and the visualiser as well

   docker run -d --rm --name abcd-mongodb-net -v <path-on-your-machine-to-store-database>:/data/db -p 27017:27017 --network abcd-network mongo
   docker run -it --rm --name visualiser-dev -p 9999:9999 --network abcd-network stenczelt/projection-abcd

   NB: You need a a directory where the database files are kept locally and you need to connect this to the mongo container. More info about this can be found in the original ABCD repo This will start the visualiser with ABCD integration! Have fun! After usage, for cleanup:

   docker stop visualiser-dev abcd-mongodb-net         # stop the containers
   docker rm visualiser-dev abcd-mongodb-net           # remove them if --rm did not
   docker network rm abcd-network                      # remove the docker network