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Need to uncouple state between components to fix this. Or possibly use PureRenderMixin

/cough / cc @yhahn /////

We can check if the x-column has duplicate values and remove the stacked-bars option preemptively.

This would be a good, clean place to try out redux for the first time.

This is more an issue for people who are not so advanced yet with node.

I didn't have browserify installed so it took me a while to get stickshift running. Maybe add npm install -g browserify as a requirement in README.md?

For those new to browserify (like me): run browserify site.js -o bundle.js before running node example_server.js.

(Probably the same for watchify. :))

When you click lists, and there aren't any saved queries, the Error retrieving queries: 404 appears. To the left there is an X that is basically pointless. To hide the error, you have to reclick list.

Is this even a kind of thing this tool should think about? Listing and displaying tables varies significantly between mysql/postgres/sqlite so it isn't an easy fix.

Something like

StickShift(element, config);

Charted is the gold standard, need to do the math to make bar spacing perfecto

• Support non-time-based charts

I'm getting zero byte downloads of both csv and json exports.

could be fun, basically this requires some pure-javascript sql server implementation

This is pretty doable - pull lat and lon fields from a result, display with mapbox gl.

I modified example_server.js to query my database, and that is working fine. However, I am having trouble connecting to my GitHub repo branch to store the queries.

This is my modified site.js:

var Stickshift = require('./src/index.js');
var cookie = require('cookie');

Stickshift(
  document.getElementById('page'),
  {
    endpoint: 'http://localhost:3000/query',
    branch: 'db',
    username: 'tanner-agi',
    access_token: 'MYGITHUBTOKEN',
    repo: 'example-repo'
  });

Clicking the List button returns "No Queries Saved" before quickly switching to "Error retrieving queries: 404".

I double checked that my repo and the branch are created. I think my issue lies in the access_token. In my GitHub account, I went to Settings -> Applications -> Personal Access Tokens and created a new token, which is what I set to access_token. I tried giving the application token various levels of permissions, but no luck. I noticed that in the README, access_token is referred to as token, so I tried that but it still didn't work.

Should I be using GitHub's Personal Access Tokens? Or should I be registering a developer application?

@tmcw I tried to swap out the basemap on a fork and then run stickshift-app locally with the dependency updated. Unfortunately the old tileset lives on like a ghost, now unmentioned in the codebase.

Is this like the world's most aggressive tile cache or is something else going on?

It would be nice to not require sqlite3 as a dependency since it's only used for the dev server

kind of gnarly but would make installation straightforwarder

Upstream: https://github.com/mapbox/hubdb/issues/5

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