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@visdesignlab/intent-contract

v10.1.1

Published

Defines the types for interacting with the intent inference system.

Downloads

32

Readme

Build Status

Model

The users interaction with the system are modelled as an array of interactions Array<Interactions>. In addition to selections, we also keep track of when the user changes the axes of the visualization.

Usage

The contract is provided using TypeScript interfaces and enums. We use quicktype to automagically generate the corresponding Python 3.7 bindings. To create the Python bindings you can use the following command:

yarn run bindgen

The bindings will end up in dist/interactions.py.

Development

The dependencies can be install using yarn:

yarn install

Builds can be prepared using:

yarn run build
yarn run dev # watches for changes

To perform linter checks you there is:

yarn run lint
yarn run lint-fix # tries to fix some of the warnings