RogerTangos

# Here's a little python script for migrating github issues to clubhouse
# Uses the https://pypi.org/project/PyGithub/ and https://pypi.org/project/clubhouse/ api wrappers
# PyGithub is GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL) licensed.

from github import Github
from clubhouse import ClubhouseClient

g = Github("<access_token>")
clubhouse = ClubhouseClient("<api_key>")

RogerTangos

Front End Javascript + Graph Theory UROP

Hi All,

The Big Data Initiative at CSAIL is looking for one UROP (sophomore or junior preferred) to work on telescopic text, a tool for non-linear reading of text. It's a project that's very close to my heart and I'd love it to get some attention.


Technical Details:
- UX-wise, it's kind of like [this](http://telescopictext.com)
- Instead of a using a tree structure, it's a hypergraph

RogerTangos

Hey Will and Others,

Here's a brief summary of what's going on in different parts of DataHub:

The command pipeline:

All calls to the database are routed through what I'm calling the "command pipeline."

Calls are made to either manager.py or rlsmanager.py (that's row level security manager), which instantiate connection.py.connection.py calls pg.py, which is where the postgres-specific sql commands are stored.

RogerTangos

##Endpoints

All endpoints are prepended with /api/v1

USERS

method	path	accepts	return keys	description
GET	/user	-	{"username", "last_login", "email"}	current user's info
GET	/user/repos	-	{"repos": [{"owner", "colaborators":[], "permissions", "repo_name"]}	repositories owned by the current user
GET	/repos	-	see above	repositories visible to the current user

RogerTangos

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