CSV/TSV Viewer; shortcut links on feature view #1004
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…ore. Hard coded columns (may change this later). Work in progress
…n row numbers to the table to make multi-select work. Adding Features button.
…oes not work and probably is not viable because for the tsv/csv table, we need to filter the store.
…n example of client side filtering of the store. This doesn't work. The store appears to be filtered but the table is not refreshed.
…instead of hard coding them. Doing this before I fill in the column options for filtering.
…boxes are added to the grid on the left side.
…that do not have features. Work in Progress.
…even when tables are viewed one after another. I think it cooperates better with ActionBar. It was hard to keep the disabled/enabled buttons up to date.
…ader. It doesn't work without the TSV in the typeslist (found in Workspace). Also, files are not sent to the TsvCsvViewer for display if their suffix matches any of the keys in the structure found in TsvCsvFeatures. This does work.
…s. Did this in ActionBar.js. Left the Copy button, but it is not working correctly yet. Also, did some clean up like deleting commented code sections.
…py seems to be working.
…hanged the wording of selection copy to say that rows (rather than columns) are being copied.
…en first row was selected as containing column headers. Also, fixed a bug where registry components were not being destroyed when user displayed one table immediately after another.
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@nconrad it probably appears to be more changes because the preview branch hasn't been updated in quite some time. |
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@nconrad @aswarren Thanks for putting this on alpha. Can I create a directory in the public workspace or does this require some permission I do not yet have? I have not tried, but I will. I will create a TSV/CSV Viewer Test folder and I can add the files I used for testing. I can also add a readme.txt. It would be good if testers also tried their own files though because perhaps other files will contain info I did not anticipate. |
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@DinaBai This is pretty cool. This and the readme.txt helps a lot as a summary. Although I know ya'll had your discussions about why this is useful, if you are willing, this is probably one of those things that would make sense to present to the entire group on Tuesday. I promise to stop commenting on PRs this late in evening. |
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@nconrad Thank you! I can present it on Tuesday if Ron agrees there is time on the agenda. I promise to stop reading comments on this PR late in the evening, starting now... |
…up a menu -- can choose Pathways, Virulence Factors, Subsystems or AMR.
…instead of using the current one.
…ist of choices. And linted.
Requesting alpha testing of tsv/csv table viewer.