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Can we get a quick list of features that we would want in a web interface (roughly sorted in priority, or grouped by possible releases), and check what we already have capabilities for in the API and what would need to be added.
On a more practical note, should the UI be
- in this repo?
- powered by the API, or server-side rendered?
- provided by a plugin?
My feeling is: almost entirely through the API (single page app style) and delivered through a plugin. This could however complicate the repo as the front-end would need all the associated stuff that goes along with JS development, so maybe a separate front-end focused repo would be appropriate?
Thoughts?
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One other question: what language/framework?
I feel like JS+React is pretty uncontroversial, but it might be nice to do it in Elm. Distribution compatibility will be less of a concern than with Python as we'd probably have to compile the front-end in some form anyway.
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Putting the web UI in a separate repo and using the plugin mechanism sounds like an excellent idea, because:
- Logical separation is good (it restricts us from calling into it from the main repo too),
- It keeps the
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install small on machines that don't need the web UI, - It forces us to keep the plugin mechanism good.
Going to discuss this is more detail (plus choice of FE framework) with @danpalmer IRL.
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@danpalmer and I had a brief discussion about this IRL, and concluded that we probably want to build this as a client-side web app rather than classic server-side rendering with forms.
The latter approach would be simpler but the former approach means that we commit to making sure that the web API is high-quality, and gives us more flexibility on what we want to do with the UI.
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