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JS/CSS dependencies management in mesa-geo #52
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I ended up doing projectmesa/mesa#1220 instead of using Fanstatic because its JS packages are outdated. Follow up: projectmesa/mesa#1236. |
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This issue is partly addressed in #54, with the exception of To do:
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What's the problem this feature will solve?
Some JS/CSS files and their corresponding python modules are copied over from mesa, and may be incomplete or out-of-date.
This also leads to confusion from users on which frontend files belong to mesa-geo (e.g. projectmesa/mesa#1537).
Describe the solution you'd like
The solution will depend on how mesa manages the frontend files in the future.
Besides, there have been some fixes and some ongoing efforts to improve the frontend elements in mesa, such as
var x = ...
withconst
/let
in the JS code mesa#1232These fixes and improvements should be automatically applied to mesa-geo.
Lastly, the solution should be flexible in that, extensions and modifications to existing frontend elements can be done easily in mesa-geo.
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