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Front end react app for CanLink project
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Documentation #52

Closed jchartrand closed 3 years ago

jchartrand commented 3 years ago

Update the README.

Explain how to change SOLR queries.

How to run in development mode.

How to deploy.

jchartrand commented 3 years ago

@sfarnel

Is there an Alberta Library logo you'd like put in the README for the Github project?

sfarnel commented 3 years ago

Thanks @jchartrand UAL logo attached UA-LIBR-COLOUR

jchartrand commented 3 years ago

@danydvd Danoosh, I updated the README with a first pass at describing the site. Before I added too much detail, though, I wanted to ask if this is along the lines of what you'd like, and if there are any specific things you'd like added?

danydvd commented 3 years ago

@jchartrand Thanks this looks great. One thing that I am interested in is how you build the SOLR queries (before sending the XHR. I would really appreciate it if we can have a brief description (or maybe a pointer to the part of the script that is doing this).

jchartrand commented 3 years ago

@danydvd Yes, no problem. I’ll write it up and also talk it over with you. It is fairly straightforward. I just take the form inputs, construct the solr query string, and send it off.

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@jchartrand https://github.com/jchartrand Thanks this looks great. One thing that I am interested in is how you build the SOLR queries (before sending the XHR. I would really appreciate it if we can have a brief description (or maybe a pointer to the part of the script that is doing this).

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jchartrand commented 3 years ago

@danydvd I’ve updated the README. Let me know if it seems clear enough - happy to elaborate as needed. And let me know if you want a talk/walk through.

On Oct 6, 2020, at 3:22 PM, James Chartrand jc.chartrand@gmail.com wrote:

@danydvd Yes, no problem. I’ll write it up and also talk it over with you. It is fairly straightforward. I just take the form inputs, construct the solr query string, and send it off.

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@jchartrand https://github.com/jchartrand Thanks this looks great. One thing that I am interested in is how you build the SOLR queries (before sending the XHR. I would really appreciate it if we can have a brief description (or maybe a pointer to the part of the script that is doing this).

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danydvd commented 3 years ago

@jchartrand this looks great thank you so much.

jchartrand commented 3 years ago

@danydvd You are very welcome.

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@jchartrand https://github.com/jchartrand this looks great thank you so much.

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sfarnel commented 3 years ago

Done. This can be closed