Web Interface Mockup #224
Web Interface Mockup #224
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@mavidser it looks nice, but is not in python. We'd prefer something like this, but in |
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in the end it would be great if it can read the schema file and autogenerate this. |
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Yes, it's kinda like the expected output for the schema I hope to implement. |
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Hi. The form isn't complete yet, nor is it full generalized, and I still have to parse But the basic interface works, and a form is successfully being generated from the schema. You can check out the form currently generated here. |
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I think the form works fairly good for now, given a few kinks, which I'll sort out in further updates. (Preview). Please take a look and see if there's something I'm doing wrong, or any suggestions you might have regarding the form. Also, on a sidenote, how should one proceed after doing the prerequisite PRs? Should we continue on maintaining/improving the code or should we start building our proposals? |
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@mklauser is one of our mentors and so I'm messaging him here as well. |
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Can you rebase onto the newest master. It looks very nice! Please also start writing up the application. |
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It's done. The code's now up-to-date with the latest master. I'll start with the application now too. Thanks. 😄 |
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This is a basic mockup of a web-interface for generating YAML config files.
The main purpose is to identify the appropriate input methods for each field, verify the inputs which are conditional (the inputs with the type container-property), and figure out an easy way to gather the user inputs.
A live version of the mockup is available here.The current version of the web app is available here.