Using dummy data with demo #1
Comments
|
Hi Jonathan Unfortunately it's not possible to run in an entirely local mode without For now to just try things out I'd suggest pulling Subjects from Cheers On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 6:44 PM, Jonathan Mortensen <
|
|
Arfon, Is the demo application designed to use the worms project? I changed the project name and all the urls to the dev site, but I was still unable to get the demo completely working. I noticed the web application was checking for a directory called "offline". So, I downloaded the worm subjects JSON file and added it to this directory. With that added, the web application does seem to process the Subjects, downloading necessary resources, but then chokes after that, making me think these subjects aren't the right ones for the webapp? Unsure. What would you recommend for next steps? I'm still learning spine and the zooniverse APIs, maybe I am missing something obvious. Thanks, |
|
Hey Jonathan, The app should only attempt to grab the offline subjects if it fails at accessing the API. Are you sure you set it to dev correctly? Could you post a few of the requests the app is attempting? |
|
Sorry, the api-example project is hosed, since the cancer_gene_runner project has been destroyed. The documentation in the front-end library itself is pretty good. Have you read through this? https://github.com/zooniverse/Zooniverse/blob/no-deps/README.md |
|
@chrissnyder I will take a look through the documentation first, now that I see it. @brian-c Aha! Documentation! I was looking at the wrong branch :-) I will get back after I read through all this. Thanks, |
|
Okay. I followed the tutorial and am still coming up blank. There do appear to be subjects for the planet_four project on the dev server, but the app seems to fail to grab them. Here are the screenshots of the errors I'm getting from the Google Chrome debugger. (Not concerned about the image failed retrieval, I don't think) -Network requests- -Javscript console- To me, it seems like there are two things going on that is causing it: Logging-in and the proxying functionality. I cannot exactly tease out what's happening in either of these. Here is why my code is looking like so far
Spine = require('spine')
Subject = require 'zooniverse/models/subject'
$ = require 'jqueryify'
Classification = require 'zooniverse/models/classification'
class Classifier extends Spine.Controller
events:
'change input[name="quality"]': 'onChangeAnnotate'
'click button[name="next"]': 'onClickNext'
constructor: ->
super
Subject.next()
@render()
User.on 'change', (e, user) =>
Subject.next()
#if user?.project.tutorial_done
# if @classification.subject.metadata.tutorial
# A user is logged in and they've already finished the tutorial.
# Subject.next()
#else
# Load the tutorial subject and start the tutorial!
Subject.on 'select', =>
@classification = new Classification subject: Subject.current
@render()
render: ->
@el.html """
<img src='#{Subject.current.location.standard}' style="max-width: 200px;" />
<label><input type="radio" name="quality" value="awesome" />Awesome</label>
<label><input type="radio" name="quality" value="lame" />Lame</label>
<button name="next">Next</button>
"""
onChangeAnnotate: (e) ->
value = $(e.target).val()
# Update the classification when the user works the controls:
@classification.removeAnnotation @classification.annotations[0]
@classification.annotate quality: value
onClickNext: ->
#@classification.send()
console.log 'Sending classification'
Subject.next()
classifier = new Classifier
classifier.el.appendTo document.body
module.exports = Classifier
require('lib/setup')
Spine = require('spine')
Api = require 'zooniverse/lib/api'
new Api project: 'planet_four'
TopBar = require 'zooniverse/controllers/top-bar'
topBar = new TopBar
topBar.el.appendTo document.body
User = require 'zooniverse/models/user'
User.fetch()
class App extends Spine.Controller
constructor: ->
super
# Getting started - should be removed
#@html require("views/sample")
module.exports = App
{
"server": {
"port" : 9294
},
"routes": [
{ "" : "./public" },
{ "/test" : "./test/public" }
],
"packages": {
"appName": {
"libs" : ["lib/runtime.js","node_modules/zooniverse/vendor/base64.js"],
"modules" : [
"es5-shimify",
"json2ify",
"jqueryify",
"spine",
"spine/lib/local",
"spine/lib/route",
"spine/lib/manager",
"zooniverse/lib/api",
"zooniverse/controllers/top-bar",
"zooniverse/models/user"
],
"paths" : ["./app"],
"target" : "./public/application.js",
"jsAfter": "jade.rethrow = function rethrow(err, filename, lineno){ throw err; } "
},
"css": {
"paths" : "./css",
"target" : "./public/application.css"
},
"test": {
"identifier" : "specs",
"jsAfter" : "require('lib/setup'); for (var key in specs.modules) specs(key);",
"paths" : ["./test/specs"],
"target" : "./test/public/specs.js"
}
}
}
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset=utf-8>
<title>App</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/application.css" type="text/css" charset="utf-8">
</head>
<body>
<script src="/application.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
var jQuery = require("jqueryify");
var exports = this;
jQuery(function(){
var App = require("index");
exports.app = new App({el: $("body")});
});
</script>
</body>
</html>Thanks for the assistance! I still have some learning to do. Jonathan |
|
What I learned:
You can close this :-) |
|
hem has been pretty unstable for us and I can't recommend using it for a project. There are alternatives though that accomplish much the same thing, plus source maps) such as http://brunch.io/ or https://github.com/brian-c/haw. Closing! |
|
Opened this issue: zooniverse/Zooniverse/issues/17 |
Arfon referred me to Zooniverse github as the place to get started in understanding the APIs etc. I am trying to work through this example application to understand how things work. Then, I plan to just modify this app to get a barebones demo of something we are interested in doing.
I have done the Spine contacts demo and have briefly glanced through the main models available through the Zooniverse API. However, I am a bit unclear with how these JSONP documents work and how one gets "Subjects". Do you have additional documentation on this? I would like to get the example running on my local machine instead of hitting a remote server to get more Subjects.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: