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Data exploration features for the Query Builder #260

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kislyuk opened this issue Jun 19, 2019 · 2 comments
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Data exploration features for the Query Builder #260

kislyuk opened this issue Jun 19, 2019 · 2 comments
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kislyuk commented Jun 19, 2019

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Expressed as a high-level user stories:

  • As a researcher with a keyboard, DCP developer, or data wrangler, I want the ability to explore the HCA's data model and documentation in a visual, intuitive way, so that I can understand what metadata is available to me in doing my work.

  • As a researcher with a keyboard, DCP developer, or data wrangler, I want IDE autocompletion on the metadata schema, so that I can more quickly iterate on understanding and searching through HCA metadata.

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Build out an interactive development features into the Query Service's query builder UI. See sub-issues for feature details.

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mweiden commented Jul 2, 2019

We probably need to break this down.

@mweiden mweiden changed the title Query Builder improvements Data exploration features for the Query Builder Aug 6, 2019
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kislyuk commented Aug 6, 2019

High level goals that this toolkit helps pursue:

  • Users looking for information prompted by our UX study
  • Data wranglers performing spot checks/exploratory analysis
  • Following breadcrumbs from data tracker (find all metadata associated with a stuck dataset)

@mweiden mweiden transferred this issue from HumanCellAtlas/query-service Aug 13, 2019
@mweiden mweiden self-assigned this Aug 13, 2019
@mweiden mweiden transferred this issue from HumanCellAtlas/dcp Aug 13, 2019
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