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seems to be init values' problems? @kristiyip

Some plugins require arrays to be entered. For example, this is a trial definition for the survey-likert plugin:

var likert_trial = {
      type: 'survey-likert',
      questions: ["I like vegetables.", "I like fruit."],
      required: true,
      labels: [
        ["Strongly Disagree", "Disagree", "Neutral", "Agree", "Strongly Agree"],
        ["Strongly Disagree", "Disagree", "Neutral", "Agree", "Strongly Agree"]
      ]
  };

This is especially challenging as a UI component given the nested arrays for the labels parameter.

For the questions parameter, I think a multi-line textbox makes some sense as a simple UI component. We can treat each line as a separate entry in the array.

Perhaps this can be the general solution for arrays.

We may need to think about some of the survey plugins more carefully, and perhaps even design more custom components for them. Perhaps there is some kind of change we can make to the plugin.info method that enables this kind of customization.

Ex: data, on_finish, timing_post_trial

(Moved from jsPsych/456)

When I replace the default category labels of "left" and "right" in the iat-html plugins, the screen displays the first and second characters in the string separated by newline + "or" + newline instead of the expected new labels of "Good" and "Satanic".

This is due to changing in timeline node value triggers experiment to reload.

This looks downright easy:

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/tutorial-integrating-user-pools-javascript.html

https://github.com/aws/amazon-cognito-identity-js

->Play in window within browser
->Make preview window 'fullscreen'(full screen of app)
->Play in new tab with no controls(what the subject will see)

First click won't trigger onCellSelect event.
See adazzle/react-data-grid#1108

Copy all parameter values to new trial.

Generate package with all necessary files. They upload to server.

Key requirements

• Easy to indicate separate key values in the array (some clear delimiter to separate array items)
• Validates entries as key codes
• Copy / paste support if possible

This material component does a nice job with the first requirement, but I don't think copy and paste will work.

We could also just use a text field and allow users to input keyboard characters as a string, and then we just take each character and map it to the corresponding key. This doesn't work as well for ENTER, SPACEBAR, and other keys with no single character. One solution could be to wrap those keys in an expression, so the entry ABC{SPACE} would allow A, B, C, and SPACEBAR to be pressed. This is a little less intuitive in some ways, but could meet all three requirements.

I think we should have a checkbox next to whatever the component is to select ALLKEYS.

Most of the actions are defined in the actions.jsx file and then imported from that file into where else they're needed. In order for this to work these actions need to take in the store as a parameter. Each action needs to access the store and the store is defined in app.jsx, from there it is passed as a prop to every component that needs to call an action. This works fine for most cases, however for the actions that are called when the store is initially rendered, if they are passed the store as a prop, the start recursing infinitely for reason I don't understand. My solution to this so far has been to redefine those actions in app.jsx, since they are defined in the same file as the store, they can access the store without it needing to be passed in as an argument.

Either by entering code, going to URL or by accessing account

For parameters that can only be numeric, make sure that parameters can be parsed to appropriate numeric value, or throw warning message.

-------- DONE SO FAR --------
Reducers are now split up into multiple files, all in the src/reducers/ directory. Each property of the state of the store (e.g. trialTable, trialOrder, openTrial, etc...) has it's own reducers file name (propertyname)Reducers.jsx. These files are indexed in webpack.config.js, and are all imported into src/reducers/index.jsx.

// Combine all the different reducers into the store
const rootReducer = combineReducers({
    trialTable,
    trialOrder,
    openTrial,
    timelineOpen,
    pastStates,
    futureStates,
    dragged,
    over
});
export default rootReducer;

This file contains the combined reducer for the store. When an action dispatches a reducer to the store, combineReducers handles passing that reducer along to each property that has a matching reducer. For example when 'ADD_TRIAL' is dispatched, the reducer matching that string is called on both the trialTable prop

case 'ADD_TRIAL':
        // New trial's name 
        var newName = 'Trial_' + Object.keys(state).length;
        // Make the new trial from the default template.
        var newTrial = Object.assign({}, Trial);
        // Delete is okay as these shallow copies are not yet part
        // of the state. 
        delete newTrial['name'];
        delete newTrial['id'];
        // Add the new properties
        newTrial['id'] = action.id;
        newTrial['name'] = newName;

        // Create the new trial table
        var newState = Object.assign({}, state);
        newState[index] = newTrial;

        return newState;

and the trialOrder prop

case 'ADD_TRIAL':
        var newState = [
            ...state,
            action.id
        ];
        return newState;

The reducer for each prop, modifies only that prop, and returns it as its new state. combineReducers then grabs the updated props, and returns the new state with the modified properties.

Since each reducer is responsible for changing only it's property it is import that any logic that is relevant to mutliple reducers (if else statements, determining what trials to remove, etc...) happens in the action that calls the reducer and not in the reducer itself. This will avoid doing the same work multiple times when multiple properties of the store have matching cases for a particular reducer. REMOVE_TRIAL is a good example of this.
-- actionRemoveTrial --

// Action calling for a trial to be removed from trialList
// Affects: trialTable, trialOrder
export const actionRemoveTrial = (store) => {
    var state = store.getState();

    // Call back predicate for use by filter
    const isSelected = (trialID) => {
        state.trialTable[trialID].selected;
    };
    // List of trials to be removed
    var removeList = Object.keys(state.trialTable);
    removeList = removeList.filter(isSelected);

    actionArchiveState(store);
    store.dispatch({
        type: 'REMOVE_TRIAL',
        index: state.selected,
        state: state,
        toRemove: removeList
    });
};

Note how the comments for the action describes which properties of the store are
affected by the reducer this action calls. There may be a better way to indicate this but
I think it's important to indicate it for every action defined so that a programmer looking
at an action will know immediately what properties are affected inside of having to search
through every reducer's file.

-------- STILL TO DO --------
Identify and fix the errors currently appearing by testing for each property.

->Connect to AWS cloud account of the user through OAuth (I think this is possible….) and deploy the experiment to their ec2 instance. Spin up whatever backend database is needed to support this.

->After process is complete, give user instructions for accessing experiment and data.

I just ran into a situation where an AWS token expired during my session and I therefore couldn't save any of the work that I had done.

Can we provide a method for reauthenticating without losing work?

(At least, I think that's what happened based on the console logs.)

Tutorial walkthrough:
https://github.com/jspsych/jsPsych/blob/master/docs/markdown_docs/tutorials/rt-task.md

Final code:
https://github.com/jspsych/jsPsych/blob/master/examples/demo-simple-rt-task.html

We need a way for the user to be able to select an image, audio, or video file when appropriate.

This is challenging to do right now because parameters like stimulus in the single-stim plugin accept either strings or image files. (One solution could be to split this plugin into two, so that the plugin choice determined the parameter set).

But this can be tested first on the single-audio plugin or the video plugin which both have parameters that only accept media elements.

(Moved from jsPsych/457)

Presently, you can set both of the category keys to be the same key in the iat-html plugin. There should be some sort of warning to prevent users from doing this.

I think it would be valuable to allow for cloud deployment without requiring an OSF token. In this case, the data would simply not be saved anywhere. This is useful for early stage testing and sharing, before data collection is ready to begin.

when jspsych plugin updates, how do we treat old state?

Either by entering code, going to URL or by accessing account

Hello there,

I'm working on an app, BrainWaves, that will make heavy use of jspsych in order to allow students to perform and design their own neuroscience experiments.

I'm trying right now to design a system for reading timelines in my app so that they can be displayed through a jspsych-react component. I don't want to reinvent the wheel, however, and I'd like my app to be compatible with the other tools people will be using to create jsPsych experiments such as the Redux GUI.

One source of inspiration is the Experiment Factory experiments. However, I find the design of those experiments very rigid and imperative. I would like to move to a design that's more flexible and allows users to easily modify timeline parameters without code.

Because I'm using the same technologies as this GUI (React + Redux), I'd love to see what data structures are used when saving user-created timelines. Is there an example of that? I wasn't able to find anything briefly poking through the source code and playing with the app itself

Is this still working? I received this error.

ERROR in ./src/common/reducers/Experiment/editor.js
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '../../../../library/jsPsych/jsPsych.js' in 'E:\桌面\jsPsych-Redux-GUI-master\src\common\reducers\Experiment'
 @ ./src/common/reducers/Experiment/editor.js 39:32-81
 @ ./src/common/backend/deploy/index.js
 @ ./src/common/components/PreviewWindow/index.js
 @ ./src/common/components/App.js
 @ ./src/common/containers/AppContainer.js
 @ ./src/client/index.js
 @ multi babel-polyfill webpack-hot-middleware/client ./src/client/index.js

@jodeleeuw Should we enforce it in the GUI or enforce that in jsPsych default value?

Error is T.plugins[n.newPluginVal].info is undefined