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Persist Queries #6

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glaslos opened this issue Jun 6, 2022 · 4 comments
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Persist Queries #6

glaslos opened this issue Jun 6, 2022 · 4 comments
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@glaslos
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glaslos commented Jun 6, 2022

Outcome: User can save and load their queries.

Metadata:

  • Boolean if rules is active
  • The actual query as DSL
  • Description of the query

Flow:

  • If the user is signed in and has an account:
  • A save button added to the query input
  • Save button opens a dialog asking for a name for the query, confirm saves the query
  • Create a new page with a list of all saved queries
  • From the query page, queries can be loaded and applied to future events

This issue depends on #4

@glaslos glaslos added enhancement New feature or request javascript Pull requests that update Javascript code go Pull requests that update Go code labels Feb 26, 2023
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Hi @glaslos, I am working on setting up routing and I got a question. There are several options how I can do that . I am leaning towards Routing from sveltekit. If I use that, I think I will need to switch from rollup to vite. Another approach is I can attempt to use svelte-routing or one of the other libraries with a rollup. Do you have a preferred approach?

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glaslos commented Jul 31, 2023

Wouldn't you need to run the sveltekit backend if you want to use its routing?

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Oh, I didn't realise that. I read this discussion, and it seems to be possible to use sveltekit with custom backend but it is not so straightforward. I think I will look for a client-side routing library, but if you have something specific in mind, I will be happy to go with that.

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glaslos commented Jul 31, 2023

Nothing specific :) Client side routing sounds great

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