Making highly reusable UI components for sound recognition pipelines.
If more people use a component, reuse is a given. So how do we make more people use a component? The component should be:
We should have three "contexts" in mind:
What components? Some really high level ones (lists, tables, nested data)? Some more specific: Hear/view sound, configs CRUD, etc.
The following are just suggestions, but follow them unless you have a defendable reason not to. Also, do add/edit these if you have some ideas of your own.
One folder per component, with python interface in the __init__.py under it.
If python and js need to share some resources (say settings, defaults, etc.), put these in ONE place (for example a json file) from which both python and js will source these.
Include as many defaults and annotations as possible. We want the components to be used out-of-the-box, and only tuned if and when needed. Defaults can be dumb values, or "smart" (set dynamically according to the context)
Name your values. For example, instead of 24 or 3600 in the code, define
HOURS_PER_DAY = 24 and SECONDS_PER_HOUR = 3600 and use these names.
Extract as many variables from the code and and perculate them higher in the interface (such as function arguments or module constants).
Keep in mind: What are our abstract objects and operations that we want the user to perform on these, and what ways can we provide to do so.
What kinds of ways can I allow the user to view, navigate, search, create, or edit... lists, tables, nested data?
What kinds of data do we typically deal with, and in what form, and what do we do with this data? We have sounds and annotations thereof. We want to be able to upload and download sounds, hear and view them, do CRUD on annotations, go from annotations to annoted (sound) and see what annotations we have for a given sounds.
Etc.
Ways to view lists of jsons. Needs a list nevigation and a json viewing protocol.
Ideally one that tries to adapt automatically to a context (e.g. what do we do when the table is too small/big horizontally/vertically), but with many properties than can be turned off/on or parametrized (e.g. sortable, searchable, collapsable, etc)
Collapse/Expand file tree view? Page by page flat view?
What do we do when the sound is big?
What do we do when the sound is big?
What do we do when the sound is big?
Of sounds, annotations, etc.
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