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coala html binary #31
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@AbdealiJK
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@tushar-rishav I agree with everything you mentioned in the comment. |
I dind't want to add python setup.py and stuff here |
@AbdealiJK Sorry got confused. I thought we should move all coala-html related talks to this repo. Anyway feel free to switch back. :P |
@tushar-rishav just a note as you asked on gitter once about package-data https://github.com/django/django-localflavor/blob/master/setup.py#L37 |
This commit wraps angular package with coala-html Python package. It also adds an option to launch webpage by running binary. User has an option to: 1. Launch a webpage from existing results 2. Update the results json and not launch a webpage. 3. Option to provide path to store the generated webpages Fixes #31
This commit wraps angular package with coala-html Python package. It also adds an option to launch webpage by running binary. User has an option to: 1. Launch a webpage from existing results 2. Update the results json and not launch a webpage. 3. Option to provide path to store the generated webpages Fixes #31
This commit wraps angular package with coala-html Python package. It also adds an option to launch webpage by running binary. User has an option to: 1. Launch a webpage from existing results 2. Update the results json and not launch a webpage. 3. Option to provide path to store the generated webpages Fixes #31
This commit wraps angular package with coala-html Python package. It also adds an option to launch webpage by running binary. User has an option to: 1. Launch a webpage from existing results 2. Update the results json and not launch a webpage. 3. Option to provide path to store the generated webpages Fixes #31
This commit wraps angular package with coala-html Python package. It also adds an option to launch webpage by running binary. User has an option to: 1. Launch a webpage from existing results 2. Update the results json and not launch a webpage. 3. Option to provide path to store the generated webpages The current branch has been updated with current master with unittests. Fixes #31
This commit wraps the angular app within a standalone Python package. Functionalities implemented with present version are: 1. Create necessary `data` files like files.json, coala.json etc. and launch the server. 2. User can run coala and has an option to either launch the server or just update the data files. 3. Static dependencies are being fetched from bower. If bower isn't installed then user gets a info to install bower first and then try again. 4. `files.json` has been implemented using data obtained from `file_dict` which coala returns post analysis. Fixes #31, #43
This commit wraps the angular app within a standalone Python package. Functionalities implemented with present version are: 1. Create necessary `data` files like files.json, coala.json etc. and launch the server. 2. User can run coala and has an option to either launch the server or just update the data files. 3. Static dependencies are being fetched from bower. If bower isn't installed then user gets a info to install bower first and then try again. 4. `files.json` has been implemented using data obtained from `file_dict` which coala returns post analysis. Fixes #31, #43
This commit wraps the angular app within a standalone Python package. Functionalities implemented with present version are: 1. Create necessary `data` files like files.json, coala.json etc. and launch the server. 2. User can run coala and has an option to either launch the server or just update the data files. 3. Static dependencies are being fetched from bower. If bower isn't installed then user gets a info to install bower first and then try again. 4. `files.json` has been implemented using data obtained from `file_dict` which coala returns post analysis. Fixes #31 Fixes #43
This commit wraps the angular app within a standalone Python package. Functionalities implemented with present version are: 1. Create necessary `data` files like files.json, coala.json etc. and launch the server. 2. User can run coala and has an option to either launch the server or just update the data files. 3. Static dependencies are being fetched from bower. If bower isn't installed then user gets a info to install bower first and then try again. 4. `files.json` has been implemented using data obtained from `file_dict` which coala returns post analysis. Fixes #31 Fixes #43
This commit wraps the angular app within a standalone Python package. Functionalities implemented with present version are: 1. Create necessary `data` files like files.json, coala.json etc. and launch the server. 2. User can run coala and has an option to either launch the server or just update the data files. 3. Static dependencies are being fetched from bower. If bower isn't installed then user gets a info to install bower first and then try again. 4. `files.json` has been implemented using data obtained from `file_dict` which coala returns post analysis. Fixes #31 Fixes #43
This commit wraps the angular app within a standalone Python package. Functionalities implemented with present version are: 1. Create necessary `data` files like files.json, coala.json etc. and launch the server. 2. User can run coala and has an option to either launch the server or just update the data files. 3. Static dependencies are being fetched from bower. If bower isn't installed then user gets a info to install bower first and then try again. 4. `files.json` has been implemented using data obtained from `file_dict` which coala returns post analysis. Fixes #31 Fixes #43
This commit wraps the angular app within a standalone Python package. Functionalities implemented with present version are: 1. Create necessary `data` files like files.json, coala.json etc. and launch the server. 2. User can run coala and has an option to either launch the server or just update the data files. 3. Static dependencies are being fetched from bower. If bower isn't installed then user gets a info to install bower first and then try again. 4. `files.json` has been implemented using data obtained from `file_dict` which coala returns post analysis. Fixes #31 Fixes #43
colorama needs to be upgraded to fix error when installed colorama version and required are different. Refs #31
This commit: 1.Replaces `tests/test_projects/*` with `data` directory. 2.files.js: Create file hierarchy using `data/` files Refs #31
This commit: 1.Replaces `tests/test_projects/*` with `data` directory. 2.files.js: Create file hierarchy using `data/` files Refs #31
This commit: 1.Replaces `tests/test_projects/*` with `data` directory. 2.Create file hierarchy using `data/` files Refs #31
From @AbdealiJK on February 28, 2016 5:57
So, as I see it the coala html binary needs to do three things:
Install coala-html angular app via bower. Also install the bower dependencies.
file.json
if it doesn't exists else update it.Fixes #31
We probably want an arg to just create the server / open the last result too.
Copied from original issue: coala/coala#1733
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