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Add activation/campaign level summary page for managers #3394
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Noting here that PR #3701 is the first step to creating a project agnostic project summary tool using Jupyter notebooks based on a reporting system prototype that came from the COVID-19 activation. |
Some notes from reporting telecon on 2020-10-08:
There are valid use cases for both strict and loose project discovery criteria:
Documentation:
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I will also leave this snippet of documentation here: Those notes may be of interest for someone who wants to do report automation withing google sheets using the built-in scripting functionality within sheets. Essentially it documents how to call the tasking manager API from google sheets using custom cell commands. This approach is completely separate from any Jupyter notebooks such as #3701 |
Related to #583 |
To leave a paper trail of activity, I'll mention that I've spent an afternoon implementing a prototype of the user interface I originally suggested in the issue. It's a simple single-page javascript application hosted on github-pages: It's not very feature rich but functional enough to be usable, and to give a rough idea of what the user interface would be like. |
Absolutely love it! Thanks @jarmokivekas - would be incredible to have this integrated into Tasking Manager! |
@petya-kangalova @Aadesh-Baral @HelNershingThapa - this is a possible new fix for an old enhancement request, flagging here in case you miss it, would be brilliant to discuss:
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@jarmokivekas - thanks for birnging this up again and love the functional prototype 👍 . We discussed this today in our collective meet up. There were additional inputs from @SColchester and Ralph on the usage. We will soon prioritise this for our TM roadmap. |
This is happening |
Keeping track of all the TM project during an activation can be cumbersome and time-consuming. Especially in larger activations that last a long duration. Particularly during the COVID activation it has been apparent, with hundreds of TM projects.
I'd like to open this issue as a feature request to discuss a TM feature for project managers to view the status the all projects within a campaign in a single page. This has come up now and the in slack and voice calls, but those conversation tend to be lost so would be great to have it here on GitHub.
Here is a example of the kind of interface I'm referring to, implemented as a jupyter notebook. It collates data from the TM project search API to automatically create an overview of the current status of the COVID-19 activation:
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/14W4eHvxjx868lJaG2e_ghiQYJAf5WgBh?usp=sharing
I made notes a while ago in the form of a requirements document (don't be surprised if my writing style seems overly formal) of what I imagine I'd like to use myself:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DjoQlnBt_MZlksayhx2CzDxIe5x-3uu1cx344v66BxI/edit#
Toughts?
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