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For PR Feat/setup talk2comp #67
Currently, search results are displayed without a structured format, making it harder for users to quickly review multiple articles. This feature request proposes implementing a tabular display for search results, including sorting functionality.
Proposed Solution
Fetch the paper data directly from the shared state.
Convert the data into a Streamlit dataframe for easy rendering.
Display the results in a table with the following columns:
Title
Author(s)
Publication Date
Citations
Enable sorting of table rows based on:
Date
Author Name
Number of Citations
Benefits
Provides a cleaner and more structured way to view search results.
Enhances usability by allowing users to sort results according to their preferences.
Reduces the time taken to review multiple articles.
Additional Notes
This feature will be implemented in a future PR as I am currently occupied with semester exams.
A placeholder UI or a minimal version of the table may be added initially to ensure incremental progress.
@ansh-info for Talk2Biomodels, I store the data as a dictionary in the key and later retrieve it in the frontend. Then, I convert it into a DataFrame and render it using st.dataframe. This way once the response is generated, you can always go back use access the new state of the graph.
Description
Currently, search results are displayed without a structured format, making it harder for users to quickly review multiple articles. This feature request proposes implementing a tabular display for search results, including sorting functionality.
Proposed Solution
Benefits
Additional Notes
References
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