Psr parser

[ChaseWPDEV]

This is a beast of a pull request. It started with a simple idea: enable PDF parsing -- and escalated quickly. Core ideas:

• A lot more modules, for smaller files and separation of functionality
• A layer of abstraction ("DataProvider" class) between the data and the consumers (Graph and Table) for validation and a little clearer handling on what's going on.
• Webpack build is now on steroids, which makes possible:
• PDF parsing -- yup we've got it

[twgardner2]

This looks amazing.

I fear I accidentally started a formatting war: I was just trying to fix one curly brace that was indented one tab too far, then my local prettier settings changed the whole file, so I figured we should add a .prettierrc and agree on formatting rules, then I ended up reformatting other files I looked at (I think because of reflexive ctrl-s). Anyway, there is a .prettierrc now, feel free to config it the way you like :)

I also added data/ back into the .gitignore. I have that directory locally with my PSR and a guy whose PSR I hand-jammed into CSV and showed him the resulting graph. I figure I should keep that off the internet.

I'm getting an error, probably something I did wrong.

I installed:

I built:

I launched a local webserver:

I go to the page and get an error that I'm not smart enough to have figured out yet:

[ChaseWPDEV]

@twgardner2

1. Re formatting war -- good call on the prettierrc file. I generally suck at conforming to established formatting standards. This collab will be a good chance for me to force myself to do better.

2. Re Bogus build -- this one's on me. I had been hacking around in node_modules to figure out what I needed to do to build a custom webpack loader to make the pdf parsing work -- those hacks had consequences that I didn't clean up properly. The latest commit (893eb29) should fix it.

[twgardner2]

Sweet, the build is working now. Unfortunately I have some contractors doing work in my backyard and they cut my internet ☹️. I couldn’t find my PSR in pdf format to play around with the parser, but will as soon as my internet is back up.

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Re formatting war -- good call on the prettierrc file. I generally suck at conforming to established formatting standards. This collab will be a good chance for me to force myself to do better. 2.

Re Bogus build -- this one's on me. I had been hacking around in node_modules to figure out what I needed to do to build a custom webpack loader to make the pdf parsing work -- those hacks had consequences that I didn't clean up properly. The latest commit (893eb29 https://github.com/twgardner2/navy_psr/commit/893eb29d1f43868d90d3095fbe3f0e1f056392f9) should fix it.

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