timhall

Error in user YAML: (<unknown>): mapping values are not allowed in this context at line 1 column 11

---
title: RFC: Task / Plugin Unification
---

Summary

This RFC presents an alternative plugin API that matches the current task API.

Unifying tasks and plugins should encourage task reuse (as plugins), simplify the overall API, and allow a single core mental model for how taskr tasks and plugins function.

timhall

license: mit
height: 550
border: yes

timhall

license: mit

timhall

license: mit

timhall

license: mit

timhall

Private pClient As WebClient
Public Property Get Client() As WebClient
    If pClient Is Nothing Then
        Set pClient = New WebClient
        pClient.BaseUrl = "https://ops.epo.org/3.1/"
        
        ' Setup authenticator (note: provide consumer key and secret here
        Dim Auth As New OPSAuthenticator
        Auth.Setup "CONSUMER_KEY", "CONSUMER_SECRET"
        

timhall

Sub PostFiles()
  ' Note: Add reference to Microsoft Scripting Runtime
  '       (Tools > References)

  ' References:
  ' http://www.xl-central.com/list-files-fso.html
  ' http://stackoverflow.com/a/20391100/1240745
  
  Dim FSO As New FileSystemObject
  Dim XmlFolder As Folder

timhall

Private Client As WebClient
Private Wrapper As WebAsyncWrapper
Private AllRequests As Collection
Private BatchIndex As Long
Private BatchSize As Long
Private Waiting As Long

Public Sub ExecuteRequests()
  Dim i As Long
  Dim Request As WebRequest

timhall

Goals

Apply functional techniques to make d3.compose easier to reason about, more testable, and better match d3's standard approach

Implementation

Use a "smart"/"dumb" components approach (reference) with "smart" component handling logic, state, and context and "dumb" component handling rendering.

• The "dumb" component is stateless and is a simple, idempotent function that takes in a d3.selection and properties and renders the chart.
• The "smart" component provides the API for interacting with Compose, prepares properties for the "dumb" component, and handles any logic/state

timhall

/*
  Goal:
  Draw charts and components purely from selection and props

  Question:
  Is it more performant (speed and memory):
  a) transform data fully before passing to draw
  b) transform data minimally and prepare (d, i) functions and pass with props

  Hypothesis: