Change date format to commonly used modern JSON one, add begin and end date params, set flag to detect if any data was generated by a file request

[blackbear]

Hi there,
I've been using your package for an Uploader tool that's used by the Open Humans project (formerly the Personal Genome Project at Harvard). We needed the ability to write data out a month at a time, and to easily detect if there was any data present in a month. We also wanted a more human-parsable (and standard to modern JSON) date representation.

James Turner

[mseemann]

Hi! Thx for your work!

Changing the outputformat would break the import and the lib for others. I think the outputformat should be an option (number or ISO date) and it must be ensured that the import works as well with both formats.
Right now I'm a little bit short of time to implement these features. So I would suggest that you use your fork in your project. What do you think?

Regards,
Michael Seemann

[blackbear]

Fair enough, I figured that might be an issue. I'll implement the import side and feature setting when I have a sec.

James
On 9/26/2016 2:19:44 AM, Michael Seemann [email protected] wrote:
Hi! Thx for your work!
Changing the outputformat would break the import and the lib for others. I think the outputformat should be an option (number or ISO date) and it must be ensured that the import works as well with both formats.
Right now I'm a little bit short of time to implement these features. So I would suggest that you use your fork in your project. What do you think?
Regards,
Michael Seemann
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[mseemann]

great!