Hi Aishwarya, Do you use the electronjs app as a browser equivalent or do you build the app reusing components from the airavata django portal? I believe that the ideal direction should be the second since then only you get access to the local file system.
The reason why I'm asking this is, that I assume one major advantage of the electronjs app could be getting access to the local file system to browse files and folders for experiment inputs. One other use case could be having an option to make output files local so that once an experiment is completed, the output files would have downloaded on your local file system. Thanks & Regards, Dinuka On Tue, Jun 21, 2022 at 9:20 PM Aishwarya Sinhasane < aishwaryasinhas...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > I tried to make a login module in electronJS which is working properly for > login with credentials as well as CILogon. > > The electronJS application loads the django airavata portal so we can > access all the modules that are already present in the django portal. > > I discussed with sudhakar about including other modules such as > Application Editors and Molecule Editors in application. We came to the > conclusion that to include these modules in the main menu of the > application. Users can access these before login and can create molecules > and applications using editors and once it's ready to create an experiment > the user needs to login to the system. Also users can login and can access > editors. > > Currently, I am developing the frontend for the molecule editor nanocad. > Also I am trying to understand the logic of the molecule editor developed > in JavaFX. > > If anyone has other suggestions please let me know. > > Screenshots are attached below for your reference. >
