Closed wincowgerDEV closed 1 year ago
Wow! That must have been hell of a work! This week is already quite busy, I'm afraid, but I'll look into it first thing on Monday next week.
No rush on it at all! It's just finally stable and no one's looked at it but me yet. The next thing I want to do is to take all of these new functions we made and put them into the open specy package. I think they could be even more powerful there than on the app. But I'm expecting that to take another 6 months or something so no rush there either. Slow and steady lol.
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Wow! That must have been hell of a work! This week is already quite busy, I'm afraid, but I'll look into it first thing on Monday next week.
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Some questions on how to deal with the new files first:
/data
intended to be there or should they be loaded from OSF upon first start? The latter would make it easier to reload the shiny app from the package once the separation of both is completed.sandbox.R
file just for your personal testing or does it have a function within the repo? Maybe we could move it to a separate /tests
folder.I only took a first look into the Shiny app at runtime. Things that caught my eye (intended as a reminder to myself to look for more details/answers in the code):
With the new framework I think we can just put the libraries in the repo so that we no longer need to pull from OSF.
The sandbox.R file is just for personal testing, I should have gitignored it! Sorry about that.
Let me know what you think.
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Some questions on how to deal with the new files first:
- are the RData files in /data intended to be there or should they be loaded from OSF upon first start?
- is the sandbox.R file just for your personal testing or does it have a function within the repo?
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I was able to get these things fixed today I believe:
- [ ] Strangely, ads show in the beginning but tend to disappear for me upon longer app use.
- [ ] I'd add some newlines between the download buttons and the 'Spectral Selection' box on the left side of the 'Analyze Spectra' tab.
I was able to get these things fixed today I believe:
- [ ] Strangely, ads show in the beginning but tend to disappear for me upon longer app use.
- [ ] I'd add some newlines between the download buttons and the 'Spectral Selection' box on the left side of the 'Analyze Spectra' tab.
Cool! I'll take a closer look into the code and the remaining stuff tomorrow :slightly_smiling_face:
closing, superceeded
This is a large PR, sorry! I think things are stable enough to merge it with main now but should create a previous version before doing that. Would appreciate a couple of reviewers on this.