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Share a collection using the collection ID in the URL #221

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jps327 opened this issue Mar 17, 2022 · 0 comments
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Share a collection using the collection ID in the URL #221

jps327 opened this issue Mar 17, 2022 · 0 comments
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jps327 commented Mar 17, 2022

Currently, collections can only be shared with an auto-generated URL that takes the collection's name and set of dataset IDs, like in this screenshot:
Screen Shot 2022-03-16 at 5 24 55 PM

This works well for non-authenticated users. But for authenticated users we'd want to use the collection ID that gets stored in the DB, so the URL would be something like this:

https://scout.tsdataclinic.com/collection/f608c37a-3b8a-49ab-b115-9f89d44887d8

We need to detect that the URL is a collectionId and load the information from the database. This would allow the collection to load with more information, such as the creation date and description.

@jps327 jps327 added this to To do in Collections Management via automation Mar 17, 2022
@jps327 jps327 added the frontend Mostly frontend work label Mar 17, 2022
@jps327 jps327 changed the title [CollectionsManagement] Share a collection with collection ID Share a collection using the collection ID in the URL Mar 17, 2022
@jps327 jps327 added part of project Tracked as part of a larger project (so it might not make sense on its own) good first issue Good for newcomers labels Mar 17, 2022
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