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This is an ultimate comparison framework written in Angular.

Create your own ultimate comparison

  1. Create a new repository on GitHub. In the following called "ultimate-THING-comparison" and located at https://github.com/example.com/ultimate-THING-comparison, replace THING by your comparison (e.g., web-framework).

  2. Create local repository (in a git bash, Windows shell does not work)

     mkdir ultimate-THING-comparison
     cd ultimate-THING-comparison
     git init
     git fetch --depth=1 -n https://github.com/ultimate-comparisons/ultimate-comparison-BASE.git
     git reset --hard $(git commit-tree FETCH_HEAD^{tree} -m "initial commit")
    
  3. Create push to your GitHub repository

     git remote add origin git@github.com:example.com/ultimate-THING-comparison.git
     git push -u origin master
     
    

Setup comparison

  1. The initial installation should be done via the master branch and updates should be pulled from the update branch. This is the save route because the update branch does not include configuration files.
  2. The file comparison-configuration/comparison.json defines the main properties of the comparison and the details dialog.

comparison.json

In the details dialog the values of the keys header-label, body, and body-attachment-tags matches level 2 headers in the comparison-elements files. The type of the body-attachment-tags must be labels and body will be parsed as markdown formated text. 3. The file comparison-configuration/table.json defines the table columns.

  • tag: References a level 2 header of the comparison elements (Performance, Description, License, Showcase) or the level 1 header and its content (tag, url, descr).
  • display: Allows the user to hide a colum by default. It is possible to dynamically hide or display column by clicking on the configuration button and toggle the columns on/off.
  • name: Allows the user to change the display name (default display name is defined by tag).
  • order: Sorts the column ascending or descending, allowed values: asc, desc
  • type: Style of the content.
  • type.tag: Either a label, a text, or a url.
  • type.class: Set a label class (e. g. label label-info). Will be ignored if value class is set.
  • type.values:
{
  "name": "slow",
  "description": "Overall performance above 200ms",
  "class": "label-danger",
  "color": "red",
  "foreground": "black",
  "weight": 2
}
  • The label with the value "slow" has the tooltip "overall performance above 200ms", and will be red ("label-danger")
  • You can choose between a specific color and class, classes are the preferred way. If both are missing, an automatic color is assigned.
  • You can choose a specific foreground color if you chose a specific background color.
  • The weight allows sorting of attributes, if multiple values are allowed. Ascending and descending is set by the order attribute in the column. Without weight, the name is used for sorting.
  • repo: Signals that the column is dependent on a read repository (up to now only GitHub ones).

table.json 4. The file comparison-configuration/criteria.json defines filter criterias for the table data.

  • tag: References a level 2 header of the comparison elements (Performance, Description, License, Showcase)
  • name: Display name (replaces tag).
  • placeholder: Placeholder for the select box.
  • values: Filter values.
  • and_search: Defines if all filter value must match or at least one.
  • number_search: Allow range searches. Ignores given values.

criteria.json

Define comparison elements

For each thing, create a markdown file in comparison-elements. You can base it on template.md. If one column depends on a repository (repo-attribute in table.json true), you have to define a section (## section title) and add the repository as first list item, eg:

## Repo
- https://github.com/ultimate-comparisons/ultimate-comparison-BASE

Get notified for future framework updates

If you have two possibilities to get notified for future updates:

  1. Tell us that you want to transfer ownership to us. We will keep the framework up-to-date.
  2. Add your repository to our list in the file repos-to-update.list (via PR) and give write access to the user ultimate-comparison-genie. You'll get a PR every time the master branch is updated. The format for repos-to-update.list is <your username>/<your repo name>, eg. ultimate-comparisons/ultimate-comparison-BASE.

Test it

  1. Install node.js
  1. Windows: Install required tooling:
  • In an adminstrative shell: npm install --global --production windows-build-tools source
  1. Install Java JDK8
  • Windows: choco install jdk8
  1. Install pandoc (Version 1.17.2) pandoc-citeproc

    • Linux:
      1. wget https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases/download/1.17.2/pandoc-1.17.2-1-amd64.deb
      2. sudo dpkg -i pandoc-1.17.2-1-amd64.deb
    • Windows: choco install pandoc
  2. Update npm (sudo): npm install -g npm

  3. Test dependencies:

     java -version
     npm -version
    
  4. npm install

  5. npm start (starts the web page)

  6. Setup automatic deployment of www directory using Travis CI

Update your comparison

See docs/Update_YOUR_Comparison.md

License

The code is licensed under MIT, the content (located at comparison-elements) under CC0-1.0.


See README-THING.template for a README skeletton for your ultimate-THING-comparison.

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Package last updated on 06 Feb 2018

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