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Add a dashboard #10

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NicolasRitouet opened this issue Jun 2, 2014 · 9 comments
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Add a dashboard #10

NicolasRitouet opened this issue Jun 2, 2014 · 9 comments

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@NicolasRitouet
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Add a nice UI in the dashboard to display the uploaded files with the params

@ramstein74
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is this done ?

@NicolasRitouet
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not even started :)
Do you want to contribute?

@ramstein74
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I dont know deployd from the guts.
Also i´m no expert in javascript/nodejs.
Can you share the best way to learn how to change the dashboard ?
Sadly there are no videos about deployd.
I know its simple , no video necessary..

@EvilDrW
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EvilDrW commented Nov 17, 2015

i'll attempt to look into this one next

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Great.
Deployd is such a great tool.But no info unless the "docs"
People should make tutorials...

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i'll attempt to look into this one next


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EvilDrW commented Dec 3, 2015

I have a rudimentary dashboard put together, but there's some complication. Apparently the fileupload resource doesn't inherit from Collection like I would have thought, so there's no way that I can think of to get only some of the uploaded files (ie there's no $limit and $skip like in standard deployd queries). it would require some rework to add this to fileupload's get responder, but we're more or less just recreating Collection at that point... I'm not sure what the right answer is.

@NicolasRitouet
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Have you pushed your working branch?
Can I see what you've done?

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EvilDrW commented Dec 5, 2015

i have now. you can check it out.

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EvilDrW commented Dec 21, 2015

i believe i solved this with my latest pull request. of course, because of the way that i did it, i may have introduced some new problems... :)

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