Significant refurbish of jaspModuleTemplate

NAMESPACE

@@ -2,4 +2,5 @@ import(jaspBase)
 export(addOne)
 export(processData)
 export(processTable)
-export(parabola)
+export(parabola)
+export(interfaceExample)

R/examples.R

@@ -1,3 +1,51 @@
+interfaceExample <- function(jaspResults, dataset, options) {
+    # Just show the options as they are understood the R backend
+    jaspResults[["explanation"]] <- createJaspHtml(title = "User inputs, returned as html",
+                                                   text = sprintf("Here we show, for pedagogical purposes, the user inputs as they are understood by the R backend."))
+
+    jaspResults[["logicals"]] <- createJaspHtml(
+      title = "Logical controls",
+      text = sprintf("The tick mark is set to: %s
+                      The radio buttons are set to: %s",
+                      as.character(options$my_tick_mark), # These variables are defined in .inst/qml/Interface.qml
+                      as.character(options$radio_buttons)) # Notice we have to be careful with the data type
+    )
+
+    jaspResults[["others"]] <- createJaspHtml(
+      title = "Other controls",
+      text = sprintf("The chosen dropdown element is: %s
+                      The slider value is: %s",
+                      as.character(options$my_dropdown),
+                      as.character(options$my_slider))
+    )
+
+    jaspResults[["keyboard"]] <- createJaspHtml(
+      title = "Keyboard controls",
+      text = sprintf("The integer is set to: %s
+                      The double is set to: %s
+                      The percentage is set to: %s
+                      The confidence interval is set to: %s
+                      The text box is set to: <i>%s</i>",
+                      as.character(options$my_integer),
+                      as.character(options$my_double),
+                      as.character(options$my_percent),
+                      as.character(options$my_ci),
+                      options$my_text) # No data-type conversion needed for text
+    )
+
+    jaspResults[["developers"]] <- createJaspHtml(
+      title = "Note for developers",
+      text = sprintf("Potential developers will find it useful to inspect the following files:
+                      <ul>
+                          <li><a href='https://github.com/jasp-stats/jaspModuleTemplate/blob/master/inst/qml/Interface.qml'>./inst/qml/Interface.qml</a>: builds the menu on the left panel</li>
+                          <li><a href='https://github.com/jasp-stats/jaspModuleTemplate/blob/master/R/examples.R'>./R/examples.R</a>: builds the output screen you are looking at</li>
+                          <li><a href='https://github.com/jasp-stats/jaspModuleTemplate/blob/master/inst/Description.qml'>./inst/Description.qml</a>: adds access to the current submodule to the module icon on the ribbon above</li>
+                      </ul>")
+    )
+
+    return()
+}
+
 addOne <- function(jaspResults, dataset, options) {
     result <- as.character(options$my_number + 1) # options$my_number comes from the menu created by inst/qml/integer.qml
 

README.md

@@ -1,15 +1,25 @@
 # jaspModuleTemplate
 
-This template repository is a starting point for developing a new module for JASP.
-It contains the necessary files and structure, plus a numbers of examples to get started.
+This template repository contains example functionality, which makes it an excellent starting point for developing a new JASP module.
+It contains the necessary files and structure, plus a numbers of examples to get started and to understand JASP's internals.
 
 ## How to use this repository
 
-Fork this template repository to your own GitHub account to start developing your module.
-You can then clone the repository to your local machine and start developing your module.
+1. Fork this template repository to your own GitHub account
+2. Clone it to your machine
+3. Open JASP and add it as a development module
 
-The repository contains example functionality.
-Feel free to reuse and adapt the examples to your needs.
+### For newcomers
+
+It is very illuminating to take a look at our examples **and** at the files that generate them.
+
+For instance, the image below shows the different menus for the _"Using the interface"_ analysis, together with the files that generate them:
+
+![](inst/img/JASP.png)
+
+### For contributors
+
+Feel free to reuse and adapt to your needs.
 Feel also free to remove the ones you don't need.
 
 ## Contributing back new module to JASP

inst/Description.qml

@@ -15,6 +15,27 @@ Description
 	preloadData: true
 	requiresData: true
 
+	GroupTitle
+	{
+		title:	qsTr("Basic interactivity")
+	}
+
+	Analysis
+	{
+		title: qsTr("Using the interface") // Title for window
+		menu: qsTr("Using the interface")  // Title for ribbon
+		func: "interfaceExample"           // Function to be called
+		qml: "Interface.qml"               // Design input window
+		requiresData: false                // Allow to run even without data
+	}
+
+	Analysis
+	{
+	  title: qsTr("Loading data")
+	  menu: qsTr("Loading data")
+	  func: "processData"
+	  qml: "Data.qml"
+	}
 
 	GroupTitle
 	{
@@ -30,14 +51,6 @@ Description
 	  requiresData: false           // Allow to run even without data
 	}
 
-	Analysis
-	{
-	  title: qsTr("Load data")
-	  menu: qsTr("Load data")
-	  func: "processData"
-	  qml: "Data.qml"
-	}
-
 	Analysis
 	{
 	  title: qsTr("Tabular results")