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ah, right. ok, I'm sort of convinced. And yes, starting out with common names for locations in the file system is probably a good thing. Next would probably be common command names, and documentation a la "point your browser to file:///...".
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in fact, this may not work, but the json is currently blown with stuff not needed which should be better put somewhere else.
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Yes, I minimized the JSON object encoding the Graph data quite a bit for the clld app. Maybe this could be taken as starting point.
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Yes, I think separating values in a similar fashion, maybe even using a similar way of creating json objects on the fly may be a good idea. Luckily, we don't have to do it immediately, as I think the current standalone is enough of a selling point.
What we should discuss more generally is, how we handle these cases in a way similar across applications. We have another standalone for concepticon, which makes a lot of sense for active developers but also for quick updates which are not a concrete release.
Is this something we generally want to support (I'd opt for "yes"), but if so, having similar namespaces ("app", "html") and workflows might also be useful.
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What would be the concepticon standalone app? So far, I'd say CLICS is rather special in having a standalone HTML/JS app. So while I agree that figuring out smart ways to share code between clld app and standalone app would be good here, I don't think it is (or should be) a general feature across datasets.
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Sorry, should've mentioned that:
This is just an example for quick lookup in different languages. It IS useful for developers, although I hope we can also integrate it into concepticon.clld
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and we have the CLTS lookup: http://calc.digling.org/clts/
again something we may want to integrate in some form in clts.clld, but for developers, it is again useful to have some quick access to the code via html-apps.
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When writing up the clics draft, I'll mention the concepticon and the clics standalone. Based on what I write there, we can start discussing when everybody is reading the draft. So no need to decide immediately, but something we should have solved with concepticon-1.1 and the whole deployment of the new datasets before the SAB report, I suppose...
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Related Issues (20)
- only use languages with known coordinates when importing data into clics HOT 7
- contribution and acknowledgements HOT 4
- use CLDF completely, without CLICS intermediate format
- transfer clics to another organisation? HOT 2
- Update datasets.txt
- [release of 1.0] Check for FALL maps to concepticon in all datasets HOT 14
- Remove obsolete output files HOT 1
- Add glottocode and bibkey to exported (downloadable data) HOT 6
- Pluggability
- must pin pylexibank dependency to 0.9
- Make sure all commands are idempotent HOT 1
- pin all dependencies? HOT 4
- factor out pyclics into its own repos HOT 4
- Should we aim for pylexibank 1.0 for this paper? HOT 2
- Check all datasets for compatibility with pylexibank 1.0 ... HOT 1
- Clics tries to write non-ASCII to a GML file HOT 3
- Reproducibility issues HOT 6
- More reproducibility issues HOT 16
- loading data: dataset.id needs to be specified HOT 7
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