Project card data. Where does the data come from?

[tangospring]

The info displayed in the project card is pulled from two sources: GitHub repo and Google spreadsheet. Google Project info form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1e1Ne69Dw7Pooicb9dTOEH49KvjQv1_x2F9q8tr27loI/viewform

All Idea card info is stored in Google spreadsheet. Idea info form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1H62GmD35j1kwHYcX7r8jT8Gwj3dm8d-SZBVV_H9oz9s/viewform

For Projects Hub filter data see issue #17

1. Project Image can be pulled from GitHub issue with custom label 'Project Image' (add image to repo issue and use URL in the project header).
2. Project location (city or country or Global) - Google spreadsheet
3. Project title - Google spreadsheet
   3a. Project subtitle - Google spreadsheet
4. Project category (Civic or Code for America, for example: Transportation) - Google spreadsheet
5. Goals (the first 4 lines, ~20 words are displayed in the card) - the intro to GitHub repo
6. Link to more info URL - URL of Project description page on Code for America website
7. Badges: Stars and Watched - GitHub, Comments - GitHub wiki for the project (link to slack channel would be better), Civic Request - Google spreadsheet, Validation (user research) - Google spreadsheet (the checkmark appears, when any of the fields in project definition have content [aside from Goals]
8. Platform (Website, Web App, Mobile, ...) - Google spreadsheet
9. Online (link to live product) - Google spreadsheet [the link is disabled, if no URL is entered, text is replaced with "Not online yet"]
10. Build (used technologies) - GitHub repo + Google spreadsheet
11. Help - titles of open repo issues labeled with both 'help wanted' and with one of custom tags (see issue Custom labels for repo issues #8 )
12. Contributors - thumbs from GitHub, with the latest contributors, shown first.
13. Number of contributors - GitHub
14. Leader badge - the most active contributor to the GitHub repo

No. Progress - [design update: Progress has been removed from the card view, it is shown on project page only] custom issue label (see issue #8 ), background is yellow if at least one issue is not closed, background is white if all issues with the tag are closed.

[zmon]

We might think about using TableTop https://github.com/jsoma/tabletop as a way to retrieve the data from a Google Spread Sheet. This is what was used in civic-project-mapping and we used the option simpleSheet: true

Tabletop.init({
     key: Default.spread_sheet_key,
     callback: function(data, tabletop) {
         console.dir(data);            // Display array of objects
     },
     orderby: '3. Project type',       // column name in first row
     simpleSheet: true                 // turn data into an array of objects
 });

[zmon]

Our data from CFA API is http://codeforamerica.org/api/organizations/Code-for-Kansas-City/projects and their github page is at https://github.com/codeforamerica/cfapi and API is http://codeforamerica.org/api/

[jstirnaman]

Code For America API does not appear as a source at all in @tangospring 's diagram, though in the meetings we keep saying that Project info will come from CFA + Github + Google Sheet. So, do we really need to merge CFA and Github, or can we use Github and CFA? Is there anything in the CFA API that is both unique and necessary? The only unique attribute I see in CFA is their internal identifier for the project.

[zmon]

If this is adopted by CFA or we use their back end then we would not need
to access GitHub directly since a backend process would be pulling the
data. Currently CFA polls GitHub for its data and the civic.jason files
that are stored in the repositories.

This diagram is correct.
https://github.com/codeforkansascity/Code-for-America-Projects-Hub/wiki/Data-integration-from-Google-spreadsheet,-CFA-API,-and-GitHub

On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 9:47 PM, Jason Stirnaman notifications@github.com
wrote:

Code For America API does not appear as a source at all in @tangospring
https://github.com/tangospring 's diagram, though in the meetings we
keep saying that Project info will come from CFA + Github + Google Sheet.
So, do we really need to merge CFA and Github, or can we use Github and
CFA? Is there anything in the CFA API that is both unique and necessary?
The only unique attribute I see in CFA is their internal identifier for the
project.

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[jstirnaman]

OK, but that diagram says we'll still need to get Issues directly from Github. However, it looks to me like the CFA API includes issues with labels.

[rlh-aagis]

Paul,
Depending on how it is configured, the p-hub map interface will need to
pull the location data from the API or from CfA's backend. The latter might
be a faster alternative. You had mentioned to me once about talking with
CfA to get a location specific call added to their API. We could also
discuss with them other ways of accomplishing this. How do you believe is
the best way to approach this?
On May 2, 2015 11:43 PM, "Jason Stirnaman" notifications@github.com wrote:

OK, but that diagram says we'll still need to get Issues directly from
Github. However, it looks to me like the CFA API includes issues with
labels.

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