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Page navigation #7

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kylemath opened this issue Nov 28, 2019 · 5 comments
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Page navigation #7

kylemath opened this issue Nov 28, 2019 · 5 comments
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big flow questions
how does the page navigation work
if you connect with web bluetooth can you move to a new page
and stay connected

or do the parts of the lession all happen in one page, scrolling, ...

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kylemath commented Nov 28, 2019

@korymath says:

'''Likely it will be a scroll downward? Or a javascript pagination. So chrome sees it as a single page but you can hide/show content based on the flow.

Let's start with two steps.

PAGE1: connect your muse
PAGE2: let's get some data

Just make it a single page app and use the user scroll for now'''

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kylemath commented Dec 5, 2019

@korymath says in hangouts:
"eeg$ .pipe(
epoch({ duration: 256, interval: 100 }),
fft({ bins: 256 }),
alphaPower() ) .subscribe(alphaPower => console.log(alphaPower));
So, how can we subscribe to intermediate data processing
Ongoing issues on pipes with infomation consistency: neurosity/eeg-pipes#38
Another issue on keeping data 'around' neurosity/eeg-pipes#26"

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kylemath commented Dec 5, 2019

I first issue from pipes above isn't relevant, the second is,
I also found this closed issue that will be needed to live update settings to the charts:
neurosity/eeg-pipes#3

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korymath commented Dec 6, 2019

Here is a simple react hook for showing / hiding content easily

https://codepen.io/daniloprates/details/zYYbxWP

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korymath commented Dec 6, 2019

And a small code snip on how to show ‘another’ component

https://flaviocopes.com/react-show-different-component-on-click/

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