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Brian and I talked yesterday and agreed that this is ready for your review. |
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| "@babel/core": "^7.0.0", |
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Do we need to transpile back to ES5 ?? We already require a modern browser, or are there other reasons for using babel that I should be aware of??
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For the server-side code, I run JS in a Python emulator which only supports ES5. It runs a piece of the client-side code; I use webpack to transpile it as a part of the build.
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| outer_html = """ | ||
| <div class="%(divclass)s"> | ||
| <div data-component="fillintheblank" data-question_label="%(question_label)s" id="%(divid)s" %(optional)s style="visibility: hidden;"> |
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Ugh, this really goes against the principle of creating simple html to represent a component. I think this will make it more difficult to integrate with PreTeXt.
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It's definitely more complex, but ends up being just adding/removing JSON pieces. I don't know of a simpler form. For PreTeXt, it's possible to support just one flavor (client-side only, for example) to keep it simpler.
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| if node_with_document.document.settings.env.config.runestone_server_side_grading: | ||
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| # Server-side graded dynamic problems render and provide the problem's HTML on the server; just tell the client it's a dynamic problem. |
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Not sure I'm following this. This will need a corresponding server PR to work correctly?
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Yes, there's also a server-side PR. I can push that now if you'd like, or wait until this is merged. The server-side tests don't pass until this is merged, of course.
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I went ahead and pushed RunestoneInteractive/BookServer#83. I'm leaving it as a draft for now, in case I need to update it based on the conversation here.
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Was number-lines a mistake? Did this change? is this 4.x ? (we are not ready for 4.x yet)
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This was strange to me also. I'm using Sphinx 3.5.2 AFAIK. I'll check...
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Should these ejs files be here or npm installed?
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It's a modified version of ejs to work around some bugs / limitation of ejs, hence putting it here.
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I think this might require a zoom meeting at some point to walk me through this. This is quite a complicated PR and I think either some high level written explanation to give me the big picture or a zoom would really help.
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It's quite complicated, but as simple as I know how to make it. I'd be happy to chat via Zoom. Let me know when you're free.
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I just merged in the latest changes from the |
Require webpack which supports the ``xxhash64`` algorithm.
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Closed in favor of #1278. |
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This improves fitb problems to support dynamic exercises, graded either on the client or on the server. It's based on discussions / collaboration between myself and Brian Walton.
Replaces #1225.