Video recordings from jsPsych studies will be stored in a separate AWS S3 bucket. We need to set up the lookit-api and add credentials to retrieve videos from jsPsych studies from the correct bucket.
Summary
The lookit-api will need to access videos from jsPsych studies from the correct S3 bucket, and with appropriate credentials. This is relevant to:
the video response download/view options for researchers (StudyResponseVideoAttachment, StudyAttachments, build_zipfile_of_videos task)
the family's study history page, where the family can view their videos from previous study sessions (StudiesHistoryView)
Currently the lookit-api checks the recording_method to determine which S3 bucket to use when generating a download/view URL (see these lines). We will need to keep doing that for EFP studies (study type 1), and use a different bucket for jsPsych studies (study type 3).
TL;DR
Video recordings from jsPsych studies will be stored in a separate AWS S3 bucket. We need to set up the lookit-api and add credentials to retrieve videos from jsPsych studies from the correct bucket.
Summary
The lookit-api will need to access videos from jsPsych studies from the correct S3 bucket, and with appropriate credentials. This is relevant to:
StudyResponseVideoAttachment,StudyAttachments,build_zipfile_of_videostask)StudiesHistoryView)Currently the lookit-api checks the
recording_methodto determine which S3 bucket to use when generating a download/view URL (see these lines). We will need to keep doing that for EFP studies (study type 1), and use a different bucket for jsPsych studies (study type 3).