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Where is the "dist" folder? #30

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BLACK4585 opened this issue Dec 8, 2023 · 3 comments
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Where is the "dist" folder? #30

BLACK4585 opened this issue Dec 8, 2023 · 3 comments

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@BLACK4585
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In your documentation and the Makefile for the visualization, you are referring to a dist folder. But there is no?

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ErikBjare commented Dec 8, 2023

As the README states, you have to build it from the source in the visualization directory.

I'm planning to add a first-class visualization for aw-watcher-input to ActivityWatch that doesn't need to be built or even added as a custom visualization. The current one is mainly as a demo for how custom visualizations work (not very useful, could use a lot of improvement like #22)

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I think you mean I would have to code/write it first, right? Since there is nothing, I can build. Or any HTML Files which seems to be required. The README says that the visualization is experimental, but there is nothing that could be experimental, or am I wrong?

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ErikBjare commented Dec 9, 2023

No, there are source files for the "visualization" (if you can call it that) in the visualization folder, that you "build"/compile into files that get output into the dist folder.

Read the README.

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