[Bug]: I cannot install the module template #3083
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tomtomme
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Bug: High
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You could build the module using RStudio and than load it from the resulting libpath. |
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thanks! I am very much looking forward to it. i would like to add tidyplot
as a JASP module to allow a truly customized plot creation for anyone who
wants it
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This would be wonderful!!! |
This libpaths feature is included in the latest release that is currently live. |
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@boutinb |
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@bmatyasb we have a mattermost server where we do most of our internal communication. There is also a channel there specifically to help people who want to develop modules. Would you like to be added to this? |
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thank you very much for your trust! :D For now I'd like to try it out to
see if it's not too much for me. I have only developed Shiny apps so far,
and I don't want to just promise. I'll report back soon as I manage to
squeeze out some basic tidyplot functionality.
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@bmatyasb <https://github.com/bmatyasb> we have a mattermost server where
we do most of our internal communication. There is also a channel there
specifically to help people who want to develop modules.
Would you like to be added to this?
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what email to add. (Github will probably redact it here and you might not
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Done |
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Hi guys, |
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@bmatyasb |
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Impressive @bmatyasb ! |
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I'm doing pretty well. I think I'll be done by mid-January. The tidyplotting is really quite easy, very customizable :) However, I have a question. When I'm done, should I just compress the Package I created in RStudio and send it to you? I suppose you then build -> install package in RStudio in the same way as I did, and then load it as a developer module in JASP. To which e-mail will I be able to send it?
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@bmatyasb As far as I know, how to submit your module as tar.gz is described here in step 3, but this may be outdated: @boutinb |
Great works! you can just create a github repo and we will fork your repo to build into JASP. |
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Let me just chime in and echo how cool this is!! |
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Dear Developers,
making plots one by one is only one thing. It would be nice if you could create plot layouts.
I can do that with another function. So inside the module there would be a Plot builder and a Plot grid.
Except that in the Plot grid I would have to somehow access the plots created in the Plot builder. The obvious thing to do would be to give each plot a name, which I could call in the Plot grid. I have tried a lot, but I don't know how to do it.
How can I leave the plot created in the Plot builder "in the JASP environment" and call the same plot in another function of the module. Is there a way to do this? I have tried with createJaspState, but no success.
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@bmatyasb how will you allow users to add multiple plots? As in, they would have to come from the same analysis. So this would need some sort of list or entryfield for having multiple plots right? The relevant option can then be used as dependencies for a jaspContainer to keep the plots in? Perhaps joining our chatserver could be practical? The offer still stands and it would allow us to communicate easier. |
I had just invited @bmatyasb to join in our channel ^^ please check your e-mail messages. |
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@JorisGoosen Finally, I solved it by using tabView to create multiple plots, and then using the cowplot package's plot_grid() function to join these plots together in a specified number of columns and rows. of course the individual plots and the grid are in separate containers. |
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@bmatyasb |
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I'm getting there. thanks! i think i'm fine without help! I'm really trying
to finish this month :)
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JASP Version
0.19.2
Commit ID
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JASP Module
Unrelated
What analysis are you seeing the problem on?
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What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Windows 11
Bug Description
I would like to add extra functionality to JASP for myself. I think I have gone through the tutorial on adding modules. I saw that there is a template module. I downloaded it and thought I'd try loading it into JASP, testing to see if I had the simplest dependencies. But unfortunately it didn't work. I got an error message, I'll screenshot it. Is it just me, or is the template called jaspModule not really installable "by itself", just as downloaded?
Expected Behaviour
Actually, I don't know : )
Steps to Reproduce
Download the template as a zip file (https://github.com/jasp-stats/jaspModuleTemplate).
Unpack, repack as targz.
JASP -> developer mode -> top right corner -> select the targz.
(in fact I tried to specify the source folder in the options (obviously not the targz file), and still no luck. )
Log (if any)
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More Debug Information
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