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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon muatik

Column "name" is not filled

Open nlohmann opened this issue 9 years ago • 9 comments

I set up flask-profiler as described in the README, and it works fine so far. However, column "name" is always empty:

dashboard

Apart from that, everything works find - it's just a bit inconvenient to only see the HTTP method.

I am using:

  • Python 2.7.5
  • Flask 0.10.1
  • Flask-Profiler 0.5

I am happy to provide more information if needed.

nlohmann avatar May 18 '16 13:05 nlohmann

Update: It seems to work with Internet Explorer (tried 11.0.9600), but the names are missing with Firefox (using 38.7.1). As the latter is my default browser, the issue is still inconvenient.

nlohmann avatar May 18 '16 13:05 nlohmann

@xorxor perhaps you have an idea since it looks like a front-end issue?

muatik avatar May 18 '16 13:05 muatik

@muatik yes, I am working on new version, including this issue

syy avatar May 18 '16 14:05 syy

I checked just to make sure: Neither browser gives a Javascript warning, and both browsers are serving the exact same sources.

nlohmann avatar May 19 '16 05:05 nlohmann

@muatik : I can take this up but I would need help from @xorxor to know about the JS build system, in repo I was only able to find the generated main.js but there are no dev JS files that I can edit. Thanks.

divyenduz avatar Oct 22 '16 05:10 divyenduz

I think @xorxor is not interested in the project anymore, are you, @xorxor? If not, I can consider writing front-end side myself, even though I don't like front-end side :)

muatik avatar Oct 22 '16 09:10 muatik

Once the build system is recovered/discovered or in place, I can take the front end part up. Life happens, I understand @xorxor can be pre occupied :)

Let's wait for a while (1 month would be decent amount of time) for response from @xorxor, otherwise I will reverse engineer the already built files and create a JS build system around it.

Thanks :)

divyenduz avatar Oct 22 '16 10:10 divyenduz

@muatik : Should I start on reverse engineering the JS build system ? Any preferences on what do you want to use for the new build system ? ( say webpack or something )

divyenduz avatar Nov 04 '16 14:11 divyenduz

Okay, I had a chance to talk to @xorxor and he replied that he will not be able to contribute in short term, unfortunately.

If I am supposed to work on the front-end, I would choose bootstrap and native javascript alongside some jquery plugins. I've not been doing anything on the front-end side for considerable time, about 3-4 years so that I feel I lack modern methods.

It is up to you to choose methodologies and technologies. But I think simple, extendable and maintainable solution what we need.

muatik avatar Nov 04 '16 18:11 muatik