Add download options to the project folders

[RaphaelRobidas]

Is your improvement related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, ensembles can be "flagged" to specify that they are important. Flagged ensemble will end up in the folders of the project (/projects/<project.id>/<project.name>/folders/). The data organized in the folders can then be downloaded all at once:

However, there are no download options when downloading this way.

Describe the solution or change you'd like
Download options similar to the "Download Project" page should be added for folders:

These options should be parsed by the server, similar to the download_project_post function in frontend/views.py, in order to send back the proper data.

[Harshkumar77]

Hey I find this project interesting. May I take this feature ?

[RaphaelRobidas]

Sure, go for it!

[Harshkumar77]

Hey @RaphaelRobidas. Sorry for delay. I just want to ask are the options does download folder page will have ?
Are they going to be exactly the same as download project ?

[RaphaelRobidas]

Yes, the options are going to be the same.

[0xClint]

Hey @RaphaelRobidas I have updated the UI for download_folder !
Can you explain me more about how to parse the option, similar to the download_project_post function in frontend/views.py, in order to send back the proper data.

[RaphaelRobidas]

Hello @Omkar0803,

I just realized that there is currently no filtering code for the folder data like there is for project data. What should be done is refactor download_project_logs in order to work for both folders and projects. It could take as first parameter a list of ensembles. In the case of a project, the list would be all the ensembles of all the molecules of the project, while it would be all the ensembles in the folder (and subfolders) in the other case.

Then, there should be a new view download_folder_post which parses the different options like download_project_post and uses the refactored function to get the proper data.

It more challenging than I anticipated and this part of the code is a bit messy, but if you're up for a challenge, it would be very helpful!

[0xClint]

Yeah! Want to dig in this challenge hole. It will be difficult, but more interesting.

[RaphaelRobidas]

@Omkar0803 Great! Let me know if you need clarifications and some help along the way.

[0xClint]

@RaphaelRobidas Is their any way so that we can check the data base locally? Want to know data base structure and mappings of CalcUS.

[RaphaelRobidas]

@Omkar0803 You can use DBeaver (https://dbeaver.io/download/) to connect to the local database. You will have to open the PostgreSQL port by adding these lines under postgres: in dev-compose.yml:

                ports:
                        - "5432:5432"

The database user and name are calcus. The password is found in your .env. The hostname for the connection will be 0.0.0.0.

[0xClint]

@RaphaelRobidas How can I add and ensemble in a folder or sub folder?