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Display detailed climb stats #28
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Hey! I was wondering if I can work on this. Is there anything I need to know about reproducing the environment or using the info API. Or is the readme good enough? Also, I was curious to know, are there any issues in this repo that deal with creating APIs using like nodeJS or anything like that? Thanks |
Hopefully the README should be good enough for setting up a development environment, but there haven't been many additional contributors yet, so feel free to reach out and let me know if you have any issues. This particular issue is a little vague because I hadn't quite thought about exactly what this should look like. If you're familiar with the info page on the Kilter/Tension/etc. apps that could be a good starting point for design. If not, this issue may not be a great fit for you. I've marked a few issues with "good first issue" if you're interested in contributing to some other part of the app. This repo doesn't use Node. The backend is in Python (Flask). I don't think any of the existing issues require a new API endpoint. Most of the issues will require some updates to both the backend (Python) and the front end (JS + HTML Jinja templates), including this one. |
Ok yeah sure, I can try out one of the good first issues to get started. Python flask is also not a problem, I have worked with that in the past. Thanks |
Dont know if you are still working on this Issue, but I think it could be split up into two parts
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I don't think anyone is working on this one, it needed a bit more specification. I agree that it should be split up into multiple parts. |
can try to make some mockups. |
Climb stats are available via the info API. This includes the precise quality and difficulty distributions, as well as all of the ascents (users, comments, etc.).
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