Luciana Lima Brito <lubrito@posteo.net> writes:

> Hi,
>
>> Small intentional changes are better, so I'd start just with looking
>> at some of the data coming out of the query. But yes, I think you're
>> in the right place. The hard part here is probably to look at how
>> those values are used in the JSON and HTML rendering code, and adjust
>> that accordingly.
>
> I made some modifications(moved the tests from controller.scm to
> comparison.scm) in order to remove the value "#f" from the outputs
> "hash-algorithm" and "hash" when rendering the html, for derivations
> that don't have these values set, but doing that now I'm showing them
> as empty fields on the json (instead of omitting them entirely).

I'm not quite sure what you mean by empty fields in the JSON here?

> This simplified a bit the processing on render-compare/derivations,
> and I think the html output is also better. For inputs, sources, etc,
> there are no processing being done on controller.scm other than the
> map. I can't see now what else could be done in this regard.
>
> An idea I had was to remove the entire map functions from the
> controller.scm to comparison.scm, but this would impact the html, so I
> would also have to modify the html, because the data format for json and
> html are slightly different. I'm not sure if this is what you want.

It sounds like you're roughly on the right track, do share what changes
you're making and then I can have a look.

Chris