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Writing Documentation, Deploying changes to labs, letting folk testing there, then WMF side deployment Making it clean, giving it test coverage, and writing all the things necessary for production deployment (presumably things like puppet scripts to deploy the server-side things, production config changes, etc.). something that shows that all the moving parts can work together from upload to file page with a generated thumbnail

#Chemdoodle doesnt work code

Get the whole pipeline running, even if it only works on a local install, the code isn't clean or tested, etc. But I will run a -dev repository at GitHub allowing me to push changes quickly, creating as many branches as I like and to test different options and still showing that I am not idle. The repo will be name after Extension:MolHandler, thus mediawiki/extensions/MolHandler. Took a look at vagrant, other stuff was installed beforeД¬reate GitHub repository, legal check, etc.Д¬ode will be hosted at Wikimedia Git. Setup environment (vagrant, gerrit, git), /microtasks

#Chemdoodle doesnt work license

JS compiled from GWT/Java - almost impossible to read the codegibberish producedДraws on SVG that could be sent and stored at server (in theory)ДЄpache version 2 license (which should work as MW is GPL.v2+, meaning GPL.v3 as an option) but probably not preferredДЄlthough not discussed with the mentors yet, I believe the most viable option in regard to achieving the goal having a working prototype or better, advancing into production, is using indigo-depict + ChemDoodle Web Components. Only users with UAs supporting SVG creation would be supportedДraws on SVG that could be sent and stored at serverД¬ode without any helpful comment looks like concatenated from multiple files, but is still readable, however far away from being a pleasure GSoC student has good knowledge of JavaScript and HTML and likes it and has already written an interface for Ketcher (so it could be replaced by any other editor implementing the required APIs)Д¬reation of some kind of personal format spec. Molfile editor would be naturally included Sever side or fully integrated solutions Д¬lient side SVG creation embedding molfile into generated SVG Please describe the details and the timeline of the work you plan to accomplish on the project you are most interested in (discuss these first with the mentor of the project):Д«elow a list of existing client-side and server-side solutions. Possible mentors Gilles Dubuc, Brian Wolff, Bryan Davis Deliverables

#Chemdoodle doesnt work install

Provide a JavaScript molecule editor so editors do not have to install software and then go through the hoops, choosing the correct format(ting) and uploading the files. There are client-side JavaScript creators for web browsers available and 2image converters for the server side. It is also supported by some computational software such as Mathematica.вЂќ - en:Chemical table file вЂњThe molfile is sufficiently common that most, if not all, cheminformatics software systems/applications are able to read the format, though not always to the same degree. The format is specified, human readable and commonly used. Goals Server-side supportДЄllow uploading and implement rendering for MDL-molfiles. 'Cheming' has to re-draw the whole compound.

#Chemdoodle doesnt work how to

A common scenario is 'Quack' started an article about a compound and 'Cheming' wants to contribute how to synthesize that compound. It is therefore not possible to easily re-mix these fils and one has to draw the whole compound again (or pull it from a database). Wikipedia articles covering chemical reactions or chemical compounds are often illustrated with SVG graphics showing chemical equations or compounds.

4.1 Sever side or fully integrated solutionsД¬hemical Markup support for Wikimedia Commons Public URL Issue tracker Maniphest (a 'Phabricator' application) Issue tracker for Extension MediaWiki Bugzilla Task board Project Board (a 'Phabricator' application) Repo Gerrit WM Bugzilla report bugzilla:16491 Announcement wikitech-l, commons-l Name and contact information Name Rainer Rillke Email IRC or IM networks/handle(s) rillke Web Page / Blog / Microblog / Portfolio Resume (optional) Location Germany Typical working hours 08:00 - 20:00 UTC Tue, Wed, Thur: 08:00 - 16:00 UTC Synopsis.

1 Chemical Markup support for Wikimedia Commons.