NF: Add a dialog to view and download demos#32
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TEParsons wants to merge 3 commits intopsychopy:devfrom
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NF: Add a dialog to view and download demos#32TEParsons wants to merge 3 commits intopsychopy:devfrom
TEParsons wants to merge 3 commits intopsychopy:devfrom
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This is one to discuss - previously, we handled demos by packaging them with the app and having users "unpack" them to a specified folder. Now that we have Pavlovia, it seems simpler to use Pavlovia to host demos and have users shallow clone them to their local machines.
This is a first draft of how such an interface might look; project details retrieved via the Pavlovia API and shown to the user, with the option to download & once downloaded, the option to open in Builder.
We could use a similar sort of interface for Coder demos, just would be "Open in Coder" instead, and we'd have to think more about which file to show (rather than the first .psyexp in the folder, should it be the first .py, or the first .js? Or just open the folder in Coder's File Browser panel?)