Hwdb notes - Revision history

Zaerc at 14:29, 29 September 2010

2010-09-29T14:29:56Z

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			[[Category: Hardware Lists]]
	[[Category: Compatibility]]		[[Category: Compatibility]]
	hwdb refers to the web application I am developing for LinuxMCE to provide a web accessible place to put hardware compatibility lists for things that work in LinuxMCE.		hwdb refers to the web application I am developing for LinuxMCE to provide a web accessible place to put hardware compatibility lists for things that work in LinuxMCE.

Ray N at 15:33, 24 August 2009

2009-08-24T15:33:24Z

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			[[Category: Compatibility]]
	hwdb refers to the web application I am developing for LinuxMCE to provide a web accessible place to put hardware compatibility lists for things that work in LinuxMCE.		hwdb refers to the web application I am developing for LinuxMCE to provide a web accessible place to put hardware compatibility lists for things that work in LinuxMCE.

Tschak909: added gems installed section.

2008-06-22T01:41:47Z

added gems installed section.

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	* Provide a way to interface LinuxMCE so that successful hardware configurations can easily be imported.		* Provide a way to interface LinuxMCE so that successful hardware configurations can easily be imported.
	* Provide links into the wiki for more detailed information.		* Provide links into the wiki for more detailed information.

			==Gems Installed==

			The following gems need to be installed

			* ferret - for full text searching.


	More to come.		More to come.

Tschak909: add Why do this?

2008-06-21T23:23:59Z

add Why do this?

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	end		end
	end		end

			==Why Do this?==

			I've already had the question, of why do this project?

			* Provide side-by-side comparisons of hardware.
			* Provide a way to interface LinuxMCE so that successful hardware configurations can easily be imported.
			* Provide links into the wiki for more detailed information.


	More to come.		More to come.

Tschak909: /* Note about rating */ fixed formatting.

2008-06-21T18:26:17Z

Note about rating: fixed formatting.

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	Rating is an integer from 0 to 5, 0 meaning not rated yet. Descriptions of each rating taken from the code:		Rating is an integer from 0 to 5, 0 meaning not rated yet. Descriptions of each rating taken from the code:

	def rating_text_for(entry)		def rating_text_for(entry)
	ratingText = case		ratingText = case
	when entry.rating == 0: "0 - Not Rated"		when entry.rating == 0: "0 - Not Rated"
	when entry.rating == 1: "1 - Not Working"		when entry.rating == 1: "1 - Not Working"
	when entry.rating == 2: "2 - Almost Working"		when entry.rating == 2: "2 - Almost Working"
	when entry.rating == 3: "3 - Works, Lots of features missing"		when entry.rating == 3: "3 - Works, Lots of features missing"
	when entry.rating == 4: "4 - Works, Few features Missing"		when entry.rating == 4: "4 - Works, Few features Missing"
	when entry.rating == 5: "5 - Works Perfectly"		when entry.rating == 5: "5 - Works Perfectly"
	end		end
	end		end


	More to come.		More to come.

Tschak909: Added snippet about rating.

2008-06-21T18:25:33Z

Added snippet about rating.

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	mfgurl string		mfgurl string
	wikiurl string		wikiurl string
	workrating integer (1-5, 1 DOESN'T, 5 WORKS WELL)		workrating integer (0-5, 1 DOESN'T, 5 WORKS WELL)
	created_at date		created_at date
	modified_at date		modified_at date
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	* Notes		* Notes
	* Attachments		* Attachments

			===Note about rating===
			Rating is an integer from 0 to 5, 0 meaning not rated yet. Descriptions of each rating taken from the code:

			def rating_text_for(entry)
			ratingText = case
			when entry.rating == 0: "0 - Not Rated"
			when entry.rating == 1: "1 - Not Working"
			when entry.rating == 2: "2 - Almost Working"
			when entry.rating == 3: "3 - Works, Lots of features missing"
			when entry.rating == 4: "4 - Works, Few features Missing"
			when entry.rating == 5: "5 - Works Perfectly"
			end
			end


	More to come.		More to come.

Tschak909: Added some basic UI and principles.

2008-06-21T16:02:12Z

Added some basic UI and principles.

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 hwdb refers to the web application I am developing for LinuxMCE to provide a web accessible place to put hardware compatibility lists for things that work in LinuxMCE.
 schema: the additional rails bits for timestamps etc are not shown.
-manufacturer
+===manufacturer===
   id
   manufacturer name
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   modified_at date
-hardware
+===hardwareentry===
   manufacturer_id integer
   model string
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   acts_as_taggable
--Thom
+==Items to show on the main screen==

Tschak909: initial content, some basic schema

2008-06-20T22:44:36Z

initial content, some basic schema

New page

hwdb refers to the web application I am developing for LinuxMCE to provide a web accessible place to put hardware compatibility lists for things that work in LinuxMCE.

schema: the additional rails bits for timestamps etc are not shown.

manufacturer
------------
id
manufacturer name
url
(taggable)
created_at date
modified_at date

hardware
--------
manufacturer_id integer
model string
description text
mfgurl string
wikiurl string
workrating integer (1-5, 1 DOESN'T, 5 WORKS WELL)
created_at date
modified_at date
acts_as_taggable

-Thom