Hey @rowlandm I am out of station today due to some personal work. Won't be able to join for the community call. @sarthak-sehgal will brief about the progress about backend as well!
No worries
Call is in two hours. See you then
biojs/organisation#44
@rowlandm is it at 10:3 GMT or 11:30 GMT?
10:30*
According to the link, it is supposed to be at 10:30 - an hour from now.
Hi @/all updated the database with the dependency URLs as well as visualization scripts. For eg cytoscape ! @sarthak-sehgal good to go!!!
Bugger, it is supposed to be 10.30GMT but my calendar didn't change it!
Can we do it in 23 minutes (11.30 GMT) please?
Sorry about that!
Can we catchup in 15 minutes?
Thanks for that @sarthak-sehgal and @DennisSchwartz - have updated biojs/organisation#44
We have a problem.
Megh is sending me the scripts, stylesheets, etc. but Vue doesn't allow scripts to be rendered/called.
Basically, it is not possible to have a "script" tag inside a Vue component template.
Megh is sending me the scripts, stylesheets, etc. but Vue doesn't allow scripts to be rendered/called.
Basically, it is not possible to have a "script" tag inside a Vue component template.
I've been searching through then internet for about 3 hours now and I've tried almost all the possibilities but it just doesn't seem to work.
could an iframe help?
Yes, it would.
But then how do we have a dynamic HTML file?
I mean, I could call the API, get the scripts and render them (probably). But how does the HTML file know which component it is?
I'm thinking on those lines only.
I'm just throwing ideas out here but maybe we could generate a default template to insert the scripts into and serve that instead, embedded in an iframe?
e.g. in the component page embed a url in an iframe with the right structure -
:componentname/demo.html
@rowlandm or @DennisSchwartz might have better ideas
How about we render the iframe template?
I mean through the backend?
We can pass the variables as well, the same way an MVC model works
We will still be loading the scripts from rawgit, right?
I mean, we won't bloat the server by downloading them, right?
If we render, we can directly include them from rawgit. Won't be an issue
Right now also, the iframe is rendered from the workman server. We can do something along those lines as a last resort.
But I think that the problem right now is that the scripts are saved on the server (at least a few of then are, as I mentioned esrlier. I'll just check once again.).