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The start up example not works: "Create a site using a google drive folder" and "Creating a todo list backend" #117

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Ailontania opened this issue May 25, 2021 · 7 comments

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@Ailontania
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I found that when I run the daptin, the dashboard is different from the instruction .

Do I use it the wrong way? Or daptin is upgraded and the dashboard no longer supported? or there is some other way to use it like that?

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@artpar
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artpar commented May 26, 2021

Hey @Vladimirang Yes there has been many changes on the dashboard since the time that post was written. That post is actually using the older dashboard (located here: https://github.com/daptin/dashboard-classic)

The new dashboard is still WIP and a lot of things are not available on that new one (dadadash).

You can still use the older dashboard, by compiling it manually and pointing daptin to the dist folder by using --dashboard <path to dashboard> or Env variable DAPTIN_DASHBOARD=<path>. The default value is ./daptinweb

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Hey @Vladimirang Yes there has been many changes on the dashboard since the time that post was written. That post is actually using the older dashboard (located here: https://github.com/daptin/dashboard-classic)

The new dashboard is still WIP and a lot of things are not available on that new one (dadadash).

You can still use the older dashboard, by compiling it manually and pointing daptin to the dist folder by using --dashboard <path to dashboard> or Env variable DAPTIN_DASHBOARD=<path>. The default value is ./daptinweb

Thank you for your explain! It is a very valuable tip!
I am very optimistic about the development prospects of the go language, and I am also trying to increase the use of the go language in my work.
Meanwhile, I also like the project of Daptin very much. I will continue to pay attention and try to learn your source code in depth. I hope that I can participate in improving this project in the future.

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mrchypark commented Feb 21, 2022

Hey @Vladimirang Yes there has been many changes on the dashboard since the time that post was written. That post is actually using the older dashboard (located here: https://github.com/daptin/dashboard-classic)

The new dashboard is still WIP and a lot of things are not available on that new one (dadadash).

You can still use the older dashboard, by compiling it manually and pointing daptin to the dist folder by using --dashboard <path to dashboard> or Env variable DAPTIN_DASHBOARD=<path>. The default value is ./daptinweb

I hope this explanation is documented.

There is a post link on the first description page, but I can't use it.
Because there is a lot of confusion, documentation is needed.

@artpar artpar reopened this Feb 21, 2022
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till commented Aug 22, 2022

Just weighing in here (casually). Once I got the dashboard working, I created a workspace (Wasn't sure why I needed it), and it saved and redirect me when I chose "from scratch". Now when I go back to the dashboard, I see my workspace in the left column, but I can't click on it?

It's a super weird flow.

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till commented Aug 22, 2022

Maybe it would be best to enable the old dashboard until the new one is ready?

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artpar commented Aug 22, 2022

Hi

So the "workspaces"/"bases" entities you are seeing is something of a feature of dadadash and not daptin itself. The workspace/base is to organize documents. I apologies and I see how this can be confusing.

So if you can ignore the workspace/base, notice the square icon on the top right, click it and switch to admin mode

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That will take you to a page like this:

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Here on the left navigation bar, go to "Tables", and here you can start creating a new table

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artpar commented Aug 22, 2022

The Workspace/base, after you create one will take you to a more "non tech friendly" page to organize different kind of documents ( office suite ? )

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