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Thinking about this a bit more, I've got some pretty specific ideas about how I want this to work. It might be better if I gave it a first pass to get the initial front-end framework up, then started accepting additions to it.

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I'd rather you work on a fork, the main repo has access to some aws credentials used for the integration tests.

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No, this project does not have a web UI. I might accept a PR for one.

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Definitely talk to me if anyone starts building this first though. It would be a lot of work and I want to make sure we get a good direction for it.

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@dickeyxxx I was actually thinking about building a UI with Vue.js for it.

That's why I've forked your project. 😄

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I'm available to help you guys. In mean time, I will have to stick with sinopia

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@dickeyxxx Have you started on this? Else I'm keen, whether its as a plugin or to later be pulled in. Would probably do it with React...

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@raininglemons @dickeyxxx is taking time off until the end of the month, at which point he should be able to respond to this

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Any progress on this, guys?

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Sadly it's falling pretty low on our priority list at the moment. If someone wanted to take a stab I'd be willing to take a look at a PR.

One suggestion on the implementation. It might be useful to export a JSON API that can list all of the packages. Then a front-end could render it but we could also reuse it for other things potentially.

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My plan was to do it with a react app, but I'd be ok with whatever

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I'll take a stab at this with react, noting your request for an API with all the packages listed out. Stay tuned.

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Can we open a feature branch here called feature/ui so I can submit incremental PRs to it? That way you can review work as we go.

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Ok so I have a working list of packages from disk, still need to work on s3. This is probably my unfamiliarity with how things are stored, but is there a way to discern your own packages versus cached public ones?

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I don't believe so unfortunately. I'm open to adding that information somehow.

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We now have the beginnings of a Web UI in v2.8.0. Closing.

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