That Remove isn’t clear that it will remove all records – Make it like the Edit Button
With the exeption of Mongo deleting from both – That’s fine – We need both as I need a way to either migrate or delete accounts that are…weird. Odds are at this stage…it’s gonna be a me mass deleting.
What about this?
Also, later I plan to move controls above grid (filter, sorting, select columns) to one dialog, It will simplify changing UI settings
Works for me. Let’s kill those checkboxes and also add some spaces in between those words in the headings – I detailed how I feel it should be =)
@dmytro.trifonov, fixed, just do a reset hard to whatever is upstream.
git fetch upstream ; git reset --hard 0d0ccc0
Don’t edit the README for ID dashboard just yet.
Note: I did a rebase – so do the reset like above.
You should follow the lead of the other student and show off your project…feel free to post in a new topic in #projects:id-dashboard
Let’s move this repo over to the OpenMRS github org; also note you don’t have to explicitly clone – all modules are set as git submdoules (for easier setup in Docker). I made a comment on your README.
I’ve done Readme for people, who will try to setup module MANUALLY
other people, as I believe, doesn’t need any instructions (as User Dashboard is a part (module) of OpenMRS ID)
The problem is that it’s already there. They don’t need to clone it.
To try it they can do: git submodule update --init
– and BAM they have it
Leave ‘clean’ Reame?
GSoC is officially over for 1hr and 5 minutes now. Just update the README to reflect the above – and transfer ownership…I’d like to move it to OpenMRS’ github org
That was the old way – now we have git submodules =)
Add you to the list of contributors?
No, move it entirely – and then you fork from OpenMRS’
HOWEVER This can wait – go take a break – and relax!
All done
Thank you, however your README instructions are wrong as you don’t have to clone it explicitly.
I’ll make a PR with fixes.
But… what have I include in Readme? I believe, user must only configure ‘çonf.js’ file inside openmrs-id to use user-dashboard
Nah, I can handle it now that I have push access
I have one proposal for UD module: we have such basic settings, stored in AppStore.js:
I think, will be great to some config file, and place it in the project root, to make possible for user easily change this settings. What do you think about?
Also, one proposal for ID project:
basically it contain such version of ldapjs, which, as I notices, doesn’t work for Mac OS, and some others. But ldapjs already released 1.0 version, which is stable and works on all OS-es.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ldapjs
So, maybe lets also set ldapjs 1.0 for ID Dashboard?