Oh alright.

@Slst2020, I apologize for the delay. My system has some slight issues that I should fix tomorrow, and I will get back to you as soon as possible. In the meantime, I have successfully completed all the steps in the tasks, but I am currently stuck on the last step:

Set up your development environment following the instructions here: https://github.com/wikimedia/toolhub/blob/main/docs/CONTRIBUTING.rst.

I believe I will be able to resolve the issue tomorrow. If not, I will reach out to you for further assistance. Thank you for your understanding.

Thank you so much for having me work on this project @Slst2020 @Aklapper

Congratulations @NicoleLBee and @Hannah_Njoroge.
And to everyone one of us that participated in these tasks we are all going to be great.
And a very big thank you to our mentors @Slst2020 and @Damilare

Alright @Damilare thanks so much.

Hello everyone, could you kindly offer your suggestions on how to implement all language translation on the app, similar to the one in CitationHunt?

@Notjob @Slst2020 has addressed that here:

In T317083#8340896, @Hannah_Njoroge wrote:

Just for clarification is this for the notebook or both tasks?

In T317083#8340621, @Slst2020 wrote:

Hello all! For those of you who haven't yet requested feedback on your microtasks, please note that the last day to do so will be Friday, October 28th, 23:59 UTC. The deadline to submit contributions and your final application is Friday, November 4th.

@nnekasandra You are not using the search tool's endpoint. The route to the page that displays the search result is what you are calling in your code; the response you receive will be an HTML page.
https://toolhub.wikimedia.org/api/search/tools/ is the correct endpoint.

Hi, @Umwarijovial, you are not contributing to any projects on Github.
We have been assigned two micotasks to complete: a python task (T318512) and a frontend task (T318512).
See one of the mentors @Damilare's comment T317083#8319974 for a more thorough response to your question.

In T318512#8323703, @tobianointing wrote:

@nnekasandra
Returning this:
{<tool name>: (<number of missing fields>, <days since the tool was last edited>)}
Is the task .

But as suggested in the notebook here:

Feel free to use other fields and/or create additional visualizations!

We were asked to add other fields for additional visualization

@nnekasandra
Returning this:
{<tool name>: (<number of missing fields>, <days since the tool was last edited>)}
Is the task .

@Amisha27, @Durotimi-Hector.
Alternatively, you can use the endpoint:
https://toolhub.wikimedia.org/api/search/tools/?q=name:pywikibot. This will return only the results that have the query parameter value (pywikibot) in the name field. I found that the backend was using elasticsearch, which makes this possible.

In T318512#8317062, @nnekasandra wrote:

Hello everyone

I have an urgent question. While going through the backend task, I noticed that the primary focus of the retrieved data is in the annotation dictionary. My question is while retrieving the missing information, do I retrieve from both the core and annotation or from annotation only?

Thank you.

In T318512#8315366, @nnekasandra wrote:

Hello Everyone

So I want to ask will the backend be integrated with the frontend through the jupyter notebook or they're independent of each other?

In T318512#8315052, @Daniel_Ngene wrote:

Went through a similar issue but after much experimenting with the API I discovered you do not actually need a page param in the request URL because each API response's result has a "next" key containing the URL of the next page for all the pages except the last page which is null and of course, the number of pages depends on the page size param

Hello I am still struggling with understanding the URL I need to use. Can I get more help? My question is in respect to task 2.
I'm using this https://toolhub.wikimedia.org/api/tools/?page=60&page_size=2699 but it's still giving me just 10 tools

In T318921#8313455, @Slst2020 wrote:

In T318921#8313437, @tobianointing wrote:

@Damilare, @Slst2020 please will the homepage have the form to edit tool records directly or the home page will just have a link/button that takes the user to the edit page on Toolhub just like the citationhunt example?

The edits will take place directly in the Web UI of this app, and not redirect to Toolhub. The actual design is not decided at this point, but will be jointly discussed at the start of the internship between the mentors and the selected intern.

At this stage, you have the freedom to be creative and come up with your own design.

@Damilare, @Slst2020 please will the homepage have the form to edit tool records directly or the home page will just have a link/button that takes the user to the edit page on Toolhub just like the citationhunt example?

Hi @Alvinokafor according to the explanation in the Brief Summary section on https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T317083, I don't think you need to create a jupyter notebook if you are only going to be working on the front-end task.
However, if you need resources on how to set up your jupyter notebook check this link https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/PAWS/Getting_started_with_PAWS.
I will advise you to go to task https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T318512 there is a detailed explanation and links to the necessary resources on how to go about it.

In T317083#8312874, @julianavmgiusti wrote:

Hello everyone! I'm Outreachy applicant, my name is Juliana I'm from Brazil, my first programming contact was with R and after JavaScript...
Here some stacks that I've been studying for almost two years.
Git/ GitHub
HTML/ CSS
JavaScript
React
Docker
MySQL
NodeJS
TypeScript
MongoDB
Python
I'm from a non-technical background. Bachelor's degree in environmental and fisheries resources engineer and I'm looking foward to contributing to this project. There's a issue that needs to work on? Can I claim it?

In T318921#8310228, @Slst2020 wrote:

In T318921#8309901, @tobianointing wrote:

@Samuel00123 as stated on the task the home page I believe it would be like a landing page that tells us more about the toolhub record management web application check out this link of an example homepage of one of the tools in toolhub for ideas.

The landing page should be similar in functionality to this one: https://citationhunt.toolforge.org/en, i.e. this is where the User is presented with tasks to work on, one at a time. The design is up to you. Something to think about is what information about the tool, and which links should be included to make the task easier.

It could be helpful to go through the backend task first, as it will help you get familiar with Toolhub and the data.

@Samuel00123 as stated on the task the home page I believe it would be like a landing page that tells us more about the toolhub record management web application check out this link of an example homepage of one of the tools in toolhub for ideas.

@Damilare, thanks you so much for the reply.

this a link to the toolhub.

Hi @Damilare please can I use typecript for this project?