Presentation03

Author: some-avail

README.md

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 [For the newbies there is a set of videos that nicely explain nim, jester (and moustachu) and got me up and running..click to view](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSXbifhuZSo&t=600s)
 
-[Wiki - but read below info first](https://github.com/some-avail/json2web/wiki)
+[Wiki - click to go there; but read below info first](https://github.com/some-avail/json2web/wiki)
 
 
 ### Introduction
-Firstly, Json2web is meant for Nim-programmers, not for end-users. It can be seen as a sample-application or small framework, that a programmer can use as a base to create an end-user-app. Therefore (besides code) no executable releases are delivered, which the program is supposed to compile him-/herself.
-Json2web started originally as a set of nim-modules plus their implementation to  make it easy to create web-controls, like checkboxes. Based on the principle of separation of concerns, the idea was to create a separate gui-definition in json, from which the gui is generated by specialized procedures. But actually only the complicated elements are generated, the simple ones can be put in project_inner.html.  Before Json2web, in Readibl I used nim-constructs for the definition, but that was cumbersome. The project has turned into some subprojects of increasing complexity to showcase those  posibilities. The latest subproject is Datajson, which is a generalized database-form (based on Sqlite). The project exposes different options to do things that may or may not be usefull in different situations and could be usefull for learning-purposes.
+Firstly, Json2web is meant for Nim-programmers, not for end-users. It can be seen as a sample-application or small framework, that a programmer can use as a base to create an end-user-app. Therefore (besides code) no executable releases are delivered, which the programmer is supposed to compile him-/herself.
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+Json2web started originally as a set of nim-modules plus their implementation to  make it easy to create web-controls, like checkboxes. Based on the principle of separation of concerns, the idea was to create a separate gui-definition in json, from which the gui is generated by specialized procedures. But actually only the complicated elements are generated, the simple ones can be put in project_inner.html.  Before Json2web, in Readibl I used nim-constructs for the definition, but that was cumbersome. 
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+The project has turned into some subprojects of increasing complexity to showcase those  posibilities. The latest subproject is Datajson, which is a generalized database-form (based on Sqlite). The project exposes different options to do things that may or may not be usefull in different situations and could be usefull for learning-purposes.
 
 ### Json as gui-definition
 The method to do this is that you start with a json-file in which you create the definition of the needed controls or web-elements, based on a template-json-file. In this template-definition all the possible controls are written, which you can alter or copy to accomodate you gui.
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 	- project_inner.html
 	- project_outer.html
 	- project_gui.json
-	- /public/css-sheet
-	- /public/javascriptfile
+	- /public/project_sheet.css
+	- /public/project_script.js
 	- /stored_gui_nodes/      use dir only when persistOnDisk is chosen
 - try to compile and run the code. When you decide you want to build something based on the code do the following:
 - substitute your own projectname for the project (currently datajson) both in the filenames and for constants and variables in the modules themselves.

mostfiles/datajson_startup.nim

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                                           @[["name", @"All_tables"]])[0][0]
       tablechangedbo = true
 
-    echo "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"
+    #echo "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"
     addcountit = 0
     # Collect filter-values
     # Sample the var fieldtypesq to create filtersq for the filter-values