Reported by rgrp, 6 years ago.

As A

Visitor

I Want To

View lists of items but not have too many on a page (as this leads to slow page loads and difficulty navigating the list). Where there are more items in the results of my action that can be fit on a single page the results should be 'paged' in some manner.

Details

Main place this issue arises:

• List of tags
• List of packages
• Repository history (/revision)

Should probably have no more than 50 (or so) items on a page. Obvious solution is for actions that return lists to have some kind of pageno parameter and then use this in controller to select what to display.

Reported by rgrp, 6 years ago.

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User

I Want To

Add arbitrary named attributes to packages (an attribute being a name, type, value triple).

Details

• We will do this using a dedicated (versioned) table associated to Package
• Do we allow multiple attributes of the same name?
  • For the present: No (since we will key by attribute name)
  • Could allow for single attribute but with multiple values using json list ...
• What types do we allow or do we just rely on JSON to take care of this?

Questions (Original)

• How complex is this to implement?
• What would an arbitrary user be able to edit? Possibilities:
  1. 'create new attribute' and setting the value (so name and type would be chosen from predefined list).
  2. 'create', setting of name and value (but not type -- type already set in predefined list)
• Could just use (machine) tags -- though this could be seen as a bit of a hack.
• Would solve having to create special file/url attributes (though I think that perhaps file stuff is important enough to merit first class support in the domain model -- though, that said, since one won't want to have a file limit adding unlimited file support is very similar to unlimited attributes of arbitrary type).

Reported by rgrp, 6 years ago.

As A

Visitor

I Want To

Get an RSS/Atom Feed of the Repository History to use in my feed reader (or elsewhere).

Details

• Preference for Atom.
• should just add parameter to /revision/list/ (or /revision/) to select atom format e.g. ?format=atom.
• should have a 'days' attribute specifying number of days back to go e.g. &days=30

Cost

Low