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Once your application is created, you will probably want to manage the files (scripts) responsible for execution of the analysis you want to perform. This may be done in several ways, depending on the complexity of your software and on your command of the GIT version control system. 

Where to look for the application files?

Once you create your own application, it is stored in a repository within the Application Workbench. All your repositories (applications) are listed at the start page of Application Workbench when you log in (if you do not have the Application Workbench account yet, please consult this guide). A sample view is shown on Figure 1 - the right panel contains a list of repositories containing your applications or applications shared with you by other users - one of such repositories is marked in the figure. The first part (here: tcs-test-user) of the repository name is the username (yours or the user who shared the repository with you), the second part (here: TestApp) is the application name. The central panel of the page is a list of activities related to these applications - e.g. the latest modifications.

Figure 1. View of the Application Workbench start page, with repository containing TestApp application marked

If you are in the EPISODES Platform, you can access directly the code of one of your applications from the My Apps page, by choosing the Code repository link (see Figure 2). This is equivalent to following the repository link from Figure 1.

 

Figure 2. View of the My Apps page within the EPISODES Platform.

Content of the application's repository

Once you enter the repository containing your application, a page containing its main directory will be displayed (Figure 3). If you used the EPISODE Platform's wizard for creating the application, the repository will be already populated with files automatically generated by the Platform - the files are represented by rows in the central part of the page, with the file name on the left (marked with (1) in Figure 3) and the comment explaining the last modification and date of this modification displayed on the right (marked with (2) in Figure 3). Note, that if you created the application repository manually, the repository will be empty or it will contain only a README.md or licence file (depending on your chosen settings), but it will not contain the configuration and execution files required by the EPISODES Platform to use the application - you will have to add them manually. Add

Note, that it is not possible to create a directory from this view, the only way to create a nested directory structure inside your application is to edit the structure on your computer (see this section).

Figure 3. Main view of the repository containing the TestApp files, with most important elements marked

Editing application files from your own computer

TODO: widok historii modyfikacji pliku

TODO: edycja poprzez interfejs Gitei

TODO: edycja na własnym komputerze z użyciem poleceń Git-a (najlepiej link do jakiegoś podręcznika git-a, lub ew. tylko podstawowe polecenia, IDE)

TODO: edycja musi być skorelowana z edycją appDefinition.json







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