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W209 DataViz - Dashboard Ivan Wong, Max Ziff

First:

• Clone this repo: git clone [email protected]:donaldziff/w209.git

• Get the latest database

• If you're on the ischool server you copy it: cp ~ziff/w209-databases/products.db w209

• Or you can get it from the shared google drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Gy-wKe0bJQyjW8mx4vB70iZVb7NuaG6J Look for a file named products.db

For your local machine:

• Create a virtual environment with python >=3.7

• Install Dependencies:

  • With PIP: pip install -r requirement.txt
  • With Anaconda: conda install --file requirements.txt

• Run the web app with python ./run.py

• For development, it may be easier to run without producing cache: python -B ./run.py

For the ischool server:

• cd ~
• mv w209 w209.original
• git clone [email protected]:donaldziff/w209.git
• /usr/local/bin/virtualenv w209
• cd w209
• source bin/activate
• pip install cat requirements.txt
• touch start.wsgi

Whenever you make a change, touch start.wsgi to force the server to reload

Modifying the database:

We have junglescout data available on google drive. The shared folder is here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Gy-wKe0bJQyjW8mx4vB70iZVb7NuaG6J. In that folder is a tarball max0312.tar.gz which contains subdirectories for two JS queries.

Download that file and put it the base directory of this project. Then untar that file: cd input_files && tar tar xvf ../max0312.tar.gz The details of those queries are in READMEs.

Run the dataload notebook to create a new product db that holds those results, along with any other query data you add to the input_files directory. The dataload notebook a new column tag with the name of that subdirectory (or '.') so it's easy to restrict the db to any subset.