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  1. IGB
  2. IGBF-2520

Add curated categories and curated category types to App Store codebase

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        • Type: New Feature
        • Status: Closed (View Workflow)
        • Priority: Major
        • Resolution: Done
        • Affects Version/s: None
        • Fix Version/s: None
        • Labels:
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        • Story Points:
          3
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        • Sprint:
          Summer 6: 17 Aug - 28 Aug, Summer 7: 31 Aug - 11 Sep, Fall 1: 14 Sep - 25 Sep, Fall 2: 28 Sep - 9 Oct, Fall 3: Oct 12 - Oct 23

          Description

          Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

          This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

          These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

          Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

          For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to the curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

          Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

          Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"

          Thoughts on implementation:

          • Determine the best way to add this new kind of "curated category" to the code base
          • To avoid making our existing Django app folders even more heinously complicated, can introduces this as a (mostly) stand-alone Django app "curated_categories" with its own models.py file and so forth?
          • Don't muck about with the existing "user provided" App categories. Ignore this for now.
          • Curated categories can have foreign keys to IGB apps, but not the other way around.

          Once this is fully implemented, we will make changes to the user interface. We will create a home page that shows a hyperlinked listing of "curated category types" and the "curated categories" beneath them. When uses click on an entry in this listing, a filter will be applied that shows just the apps that the selected entry points to.

          As always, before implementing this functionality, search Django world for Django apps with related functionality.

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              New Feature - A new feature of the product, which has yet to be developed. IGBF-2536 Create front end UI code to support curated categories

              • Major - Major loss of function.
              • Closed

              Task - A task that needs to be done. IGBF-2507 Investigate alternative app store designs by looking at other sites

              • Major - Major loss of function.
              • Closed

              Task - A task that needs to be done. IGBF-2528 Develop systems to update and manage curated categories

              • Major - Major loss of function.
              • Closed

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine created issue -
                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
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                Epic Link IGBF-1388 [ 17463 ]
                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
                Description Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                Instead, the App Store hosting group should provide a curated listing of categories that are provisioned as part of the app store setup process.

                These should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired category will need to be updated in the database.

                Also, there will be categories of categories, also defined in the code base.

                * "Biology" categories describe what type of scientific utility an App has

                Examples) Homology search, Epigenetics, ChIP-Seq

                * "IGB interface" categories describe what part of the IGB interface gets changed by installing the App

                Examples) Tools menu, Right-click menu, New tab                 		Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

                These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

                Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

                For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to thie curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

                Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

                Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"


                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
                Description Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

                These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

                Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

                For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to thie curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

                Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

                Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"


                		Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

                These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

                Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

                For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to the curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

                Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

                Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"


                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
                Description Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

                These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

                Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

                For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to the curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

                Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

                Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"


                		Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

                These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

                Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

                For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to the curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

                Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

                Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"

                Thoughts on implementation:

                * Determine the best way to add this new kind of "curated category" to the code base
                * To avoid making our existing Django app folders even more heinously complicated, can introduces this as a (mostly) stand-alone Django app "curated_categories" with its own models.py file and so forth?
                * Don't muck about with the existing "user provided" App categories. Ignore this for now.
                * Curated categories can have foreign keys to IGB apps, but not the other way around.

                Once this is fully implemented, we will make changes to the user interface. We will create a home page that shows a hyperlinked listing of "curated category types" and the "curated categories" beneath them. When uses click on an entry in this listing, a filter will be applied that shows just the apps that the selected entry points to.


                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
                Description Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

                These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

                Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

                For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to the curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

                Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

                Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"

                Thoughts on implementation:

                * Determine the best way to add this new kind of "curated category" to the code base
                * To avoid making our existing Django app folders even more heinously complicated, can introduces this as a (mostly) stand-alone Django app "curated_categories" with its own models.py file and so forth?
                * Don't muck about with the existing "user provided" App categories. Ignore this for now.
                * Curated categories can have foreign keys to IGB apps, but not the other way around.

                Once this is fully implemented, we will make changes to the user interface. We will create a home page that shows a hyperlinked listing of "curated category types" and the "curated categories" beneath them. When uses click on an entry in this listing, a filter will be applied that shows just the apps that the selected entry points to.


                		Currently, App developers can create new categories that then are displayed in various locations.

                This is fine, but we also need a new kind of "curated category" that app store maintainers provide and curate over time. Users will be able to associate their Apps with "curated categories" but will not be able to create new "curated categories."

                These "curated categories" should be stored in an easy-to-edit file within the code base. When app stores are deployed or updated, these curated categories need to be added or updated within the code base accordingly. The add-and-update process must also be intelligent enough to remove categories that become obsolete. This means that any existing App that has a retired "curated category" will need to be updated in the database.

                Curated categories will themselves be grouped into curated category types.

                For example - "scientific application" is a "curated category type". Examples of "curated categories" belonging to the curated category type of "scientific application" could include "ChIP-Seq" and "RNA-Seq" and "epigenetics" and "homology search"

                Another "curated category type" is "IGB interface," which refers to the part of the IGB user interface that gets enhanced when the App is installed.

                Examples of "IGB interface" curated categories include: "Adds a tab" and "Tools menu"

                Thoughts on implementation:

                * Determine the best way to add this new kind of "curated category" to the code base
                * To avoid making our existing Django app folders even more heinously complicated, can introduces this as a (mostly) stand-alone Django app "curated_categories" with its own models.py file and so forth?
                * Don't muck about with the existing "user provided" App categories. Ignore this for now.
                * Curated categories can have foreign keys to IGB apps, but not the other way around.

                Once this is fully implemented, we will make changes to the user interface. We will create a home page that shows a hyperlinked listing of "curated category types" and the "curated categories" beneath them. When uses click on an entry in this listing, a filter will be applied that shows just the apps that the selected entry points to.

                As always, before implementing this functionality, search Django world for Django apps with related functionality.


                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
                Assignee Ann Loraine [ aloraine ]
                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
                Summary Refactor App Store to use curated categories Add curated categories and curated category types to App Store codebase
                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) made changes -
                Assignee Sameer Shanbhag [ sameer ]
                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) made changes -
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine made changes -
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                Link This issue relates to IGBF-2507 [ IGBF-2507 ]
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment -

                Curated categories:

                Curated category type "App Type" is associated with curated categories "Application" and "IGB Plug-in"

                Curated category type "Biology" is associated with curated categories "Transcriptome", "Epigenome", "Alternative Splicing"

                Curated category type "Data" is associated with curated categories "ChIP-Seq", "RNA-Seq", "Bisulfite", "DNA-Seq"

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - Curated categories: Curated category type "App Type" is associated with curated categories "Application" and "IGB Plug-in" Curated category type "Biology" is associated with curated categories "Transcriptome", "Epigenome", "Alternative Splicing" Curated category type "Data" is associated with curated categories "ChIP-Seq", "RNA-Seq", "Bisulfite", "DNA-Seq"
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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment -

                Please find the Commit:
                https://bitbucket.org/sshanbh1/sameer-appstorefork/pull-requests/new?source=IGBF-2520&t=1#diff

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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment - Please find the Commit: https://bitbucket.org/sshanbh1/sameer-appstorefork/pull-requests/new?source=IGBF-2520&t=1#diff
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment -

                Please check the visibility of the repository above – I think it may be set to "private".
                attn: Sameer Shanbhag

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - Please check the visibility of the repository above – I think it may be set to "private". attn: Sameer Shanbhag
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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment -

                Hi Professor. [~aloraine]
                The access is public, could you check: https://bitbucket.org/sshanbh1/sameer-appstorefork/commits/e8d03adccc013ed4687947629c3a8185834b6b77

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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Professor. [~aloraine] The access is public, could you check: https://bitbucket.org/sshanbh1/sameer-appstorefork/commits/e8d03adccc013ed4687947629c3a8185834b6b77
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - - edited

                Thank you for this!

                I have a request:

                • I would like the apps model to not be changed. Can this be done?
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - - edited Thank you for this! I have a request: I would like the apps model to not be changed. Can this be done?
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                Link This issue relates to IGBF-2528 [ IGBF-2528 ]
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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment -

                Hi, Prof. [~aloraine],

                Considering the request, I have updated the branch:

                Please let me know if this works.

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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment - Hi, Prof. [~aloraine] , Considering the request, I have updated the branch: https://bitbucket.org/sshanbh1/sameer-appstorefork/commits/ Please let me know if this works.
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment -

                Please remove all mention of Curated Categories from the models.py in apps.
                Please do not worry about making any changes to the user interface. Just focus on adding the new app to the code base in its own directory.
                For the next steps, please introduce all the code changes in a single commit that only adds to the codebase and does not modify any of the existing code, except for code that is required to let an Admin user modify curated categories. Probably you should create a new branch for this and then add the curated categories code.
                After that is done, the next step would be to modify the user interface components.

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - Please remove all mention of Curated Categories from the models.py in apps. Please do not worry about making any changes to the user interface. Just focus on adding the new app to the code base in its own directory. For the next steps, please introduce all the code changes in a single commit that only adds to the codebase and does not modify any of the existing code, except for code that is required to let an Admin user modify curated categories. Probably you should create a new branch for this and then add the curated categories code. After that is done, the next step would be to modify the user interface components.
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                If I am missing or misunderstanding something, please let me know! Sameer Shanbhag

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - If I am missing or misunderstanding something, please let me know! Sameer Shanbhag
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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment -

                Hi Prof. [~aloraine]

                As per requested I moved Curated Categories to act as a new app and removed all the references to it from "Apps"

                Please find the commit:

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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Prof. [~aloraine] As per requested I moved Curated Categories to act as a new app and removed all the references to it from "Apps" Please find the commit: https://bitbucket.org/sshanbh1/sameer-appstorefork/commits/d53db80122ad82423b80cd1f5f48ab67368a9691
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - - edited

                Can you create a new branch that contains only the new code in curated_categories and no edits or changes to anything else in the code base?

                The goal here is to not include any edits that were later deleted.

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - - edited Can you create a new branch that contains only the new code in curated_categories and no edits or changes to anything else in the code base? The goal here is to not include any edits that were later deleted.
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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment -

                Sure, I will do that.

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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment - Sure, I will do that.
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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment -

                Hi Prof. [~aloraine]

                I have created a new branch and submitted the pull request:

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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Prof. [~aloraine] I have created a new branch and submitted the pull request: https://bitbucket.org/lorainelab/appstore/pull-requests/219/igbf-2520-add-curated-categories-as-a-new/diff
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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment -

                Hi Prof. [~aloraine]

                I have submitted the pull request for Curated Categories Model:

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                sameer Sameer Shanbhag (Inactive) added a comment - Hi Prof. [~aloraine] I have submitted the pull request for Curated Categories Model: https://bitbucket.org/lorainelab/appstore/pull-requests/220/igbf-2520-adding-curated-categories-as-a
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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment -

                Merged - thank you Sameer Shanbhag

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - Merged - thank you Sameer Shanbhag
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                Deployed along with other master branch changes to https://devappstore3.bioviz.org, using new playbooks that allow for copying over data from an existing app store's S3 bucket and database.

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                ann.loraine Ann Loraine added a comment - Deployed along with other master branch changes to https://devappstore3.bioviz.org , using new playbooks that allow for copying over data from an existing app store's S3 bucket and database.
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