informative messages

[m1ci]

When adding/suggesting an ontology via http://archivo.dbpedia.org/add, and upon a successful "suggestion" there is lack of informative message. For example, if the ontology is successfully accepted, then show "The suggested ontology has been successfully accepted."

Also, upon an successful addition, in the UI there are shown set of messages, some in "green", some in "orange/red".
Maybe add a title above the messages, e.g. "Processing log:" and some explanation, e.g. "Note that the red/orange warnings are not critical, but highly suggested to fix them in near future.

Maybe also instead of showing "The suggested ontology has been successfully accepted." show "The suggested ontology has been successfully accepted with some non-critical issues/warnings."

[JJ-Author]

I had the same feeling yesterday. Thanks @m1ci for writing it

[Akshat1000Sharma]

Since this issue is still open, can i work on it?

[JJ-Author]

I think most of it seems already addressed. see

But what definitely is missing however is
a) a way to stream logging information that goes to stdout/logfiles additionally to the browser
b) incrementally building that status report and send updates to client.

the problem with current approach is that the report is only shown until the addition process is completed (sucessfully or with failure). this can take a very long time which confuse some of the user. so improving this would improve UX.
this however needs an async web page. if you like you can work on it in 4 steps:

1. find the relevant place in code and get an overview if something is missing (e.g. is this here missing "been successfully accepted with some non-critical issues/warnings")
2. setup archivo on your machine, change the information message a little and add an ontology (you can pick one of the most recently added from the public archivo instance since the development database in the repo only contains a very old subset of ontologies) to verify your change
3. create a PR for it showing images of the change
4. add an async logviewer to the flask path / "add" html page and setup a logger that will feed that webviewer

[Akshat1000Sharma]

I will look into it and get back to you