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@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/site-basic@1.2.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - All Pushkin templates have been updated to support post-experiment feedback to participants. There are now two options users can specify for the resultsType parameter the in the experiment's config.yaml: 'percentileRank' and 'modelPrediction'. Percentile rank feedback displays the participant's percentile rank in the experiment based on the summary statistic specified in the experiment.js file. Model prediction feedback is currently a stub, but can be easily extended to utilize any Python model to make predictions based on the participant's data. See the overview of experiment templates in the documentation for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-self-paced-reading@6.3.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - All Pushkin templates have been updated to support post-experiment feedback to participants. There are now two options users can specify for the resultsType parameter the in the experiment's config.yaml: 'percentileRank' and 'modelPrediction'. Percentile rank feedback displays the participant's percentile rank in the experiment based on the summary statistic specified in the experiment.js file. Model prediction feedback is currently a stub, but can be easily extended to utilize any Python model to make predictions based on the participant's data. See the overview of experiment templates in the documentation for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-lexical-decision@6.3.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - All Pushkin templates have been updated to support post-experiment feedback to participants. There are now two options users can specify for the resultsType parameter the in the experiment's config.yaml: 'percentileRank' and 'modelPrediction'. Percentile rank feedback displays the participant's percentile rank in the experiment based on the summary statistic specified in the experiment.js file. Model prediction feedback is currently a stub, but can be easily extended to utilize any Python model to make predictions based on the participant's data. See the overview of experiment templates in the documentation for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-client@1.8.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Pushkin helper packages have been updated to support new API endpoints for showing experiment feedback to participants. The client methods of interest which are used in the experiment's results page are:
- getPercentileRank(userID, experiment) for fetching the percentile rank of a participant in an experiment
- getExpData(userID, experiment) for fetching all of a participant's data for an experiment
- getModelPrediction(modelInput, modelPath) for fetching a prediction from a Python model in the experiment's worker component
See the description of the results.js file in the overview of experiment templates for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-grammaticality-judgment@6.3.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - All Pushkin templates have been updated to support post-experiment feedback to participants. There are now two options users can specify for the resultsType parameter the in the experiment's config.yaml: 'percentileRank' and 'modelPrediction'. Percentile rank feedback displays the participant's percentile rank in the experiment based on the summary statistic specified in the experiment.js file. Model prediction feedback is currently a stub, but can be easily extended to utilize any Python model to make predictions based on the participant's data. See the overview of experiment templates in the documentation for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-basic@6.3.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - All Pushkin templates have been updated to support post-experiment feedback to participants. There are now two options users can specify for the resultsType parameter the in the experiment's config.yaml: 'percentileRank' and 'modelPrediction'. Percentile rank feedback displays the participant's percentile rank in the experiment based on the summary statistic specified in the experiment.js file. Model prediction feedback is currently a stub, but can be easily extended to utilize any Python model to make predictions based on the participant's data. See the overview of experiment templates in the documentation for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-worker@3.1.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Pushkin helper packages have been updated to support new API endpoints for showing experiment feedback to participants. The client methods of interest which are used in the experiment's results page are:
- getPercentileRank(userID, experiment) for fetching the percentile rank of a participant in an experiment
- getExpData(userID, experiment) for fetching all of a participant's data for an experiment
- getModelPrediction(modelInput, modelPath) for fetching a prediction from a Python model in the experiment's worker component
See the description of the results.js file in the overview of experiment templates for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-cli@4.2.1

Patch Changes

#359 649cb8f Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Upgraded docker-compose to ^1.1.0. This means it's using Docker Compose V2. You might have to update Docker Desktop if you haven't done so in a while. Nothing seems to have broken as far as Pushkin goes in the switch from Compose V1 to V2, but it's possible bugs could arise from this.
#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Fixed a bug caused by changes to the npm API which prevented the CLI from fetching the names of available Pushkin templates.
#359 cdbabe9 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Upgrade to js-yaml 4
#359 cdbabe9 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Fix propogation of DB passwords from main pushkin.yaml. Passwords are now made secure by default during install site.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-api@1.7.0

Minor Changes

#359 44d9667 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Pushkin helper packages have been updated to support new API endpoints for showing experiment feedback to participants. The client methods of interest which are used in the experiment's results page are:
- getPercentileRank(userID, experiment) for fetching the percentile rank of a participant in an experiment
- getExpData(userID, experiment) for fetching all of a participant's data for an experiment
- getModelPrediction(modelInput, modelPath) for fetching a prediction from a Python model in the experiment's worker component
See the description of the results.js file in the overview of experiment templates for more details.

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Published by github-actions[bot] over 1 year ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-self-paced-reading@6.2.0

Minor Changes

#354 468998f Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added support for jsPsych simulation mode for both automated end-to-end testing and manual testing. To demo this feature, navigate to http://localhost/quizzes/<exp-name>?simulate=true&mode=visual to launch the experiment in visual simulation mode.
#354 7504ca0 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added end-to-end testing with Playwright to site and experiment templates, plus minor additions to the CLI's site template installation process.

Patch Changes

#347 329c560 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Bumped pushkin-worker to 3.0.2 in experiment templates' worker component
#347 5a71392 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Removed console.logging of potentially sensitive information like passwords

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/site-basic@1.1.0

Minor Changes

#347 029c3d3 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Set up a test suite for the site template (thanks due primarily to @hunterschep), plus minor modifications to the CLI to run tests after the user has installed the site template and experiments.
#354 7504ca0 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added end-to-end testing with Playwright to site and experiment templates, plus minor additions to the CLI's site template installation process.

Patch Changes

#347 5a71392 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - changed hard coded key into a randomly generated encrypted key

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-lexical-decision@6.2.0

Minor Changes

#354 468998f Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added support for jsPsych simulation mode for both automated end-to-end testing and manual testing. To demo this feature, navigate to http://localhost/quizzes/<exp-name>?simulate=true&mode=visual to launch the experiment in visual simulation mode.
#354 7504ca0 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added end-to-end testing with Playwright to site and experiment templates, plus minor additions to the CLI's site template installation process.

Patch Changes

#347 329c560 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Bumped pushkin-worker to 3.0.2 in experiment templates' worker component
#347 5a71392 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Removed console.logging of potentially sensitive information like passwords

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-grammaticality-judgment@6.2.0

Minor Changes

#354 468998f Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added support for jsPsych simulation mode for both automated end-to-end testing and manual testing. To demo this feature, navigate to http://localhost/quizzes/<exp-name>?simulate=true&mode=visual to launch the experiment in visual simulation mode.
#354 7504ca0 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added end-to-end testing with Playwright to site and experiment templates, plus minor additions to the CLI's site template installation process.

Patch Changes

#347 329c560 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Bumped pushkin-worker to 3.0.2 in experiment templates' worker component
#347 5a71392 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Removed console.logging of potentially sensitive information like passwords

- JavaScript
Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - @pushkin-templates/exp-basic@6.2.0

Minor Changes

#354 468998f Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added support for jsPsych simulation mode for both automated end-to-end testing and manual testing. To demo this feature, navigate to http://localhost/quizzes/<exp-name>?simulate=true&mode=visual to launch the experiment in visual simulation mode.
#354 7504ca0 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added end-to-end testing with Playwright to site and experiment templates, plus minor additions to the CLI's site template installation process.

Patch Changes

#347 329c560 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Bumped pushkin-worker to 3.0.2 in experiment templates' worker component
#347 5a71392 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Removed console.logging of potentially sensitive information like passwords

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-worker@3.0.3

Patch Changes

#347 5a71392 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Removed console.logging of potentially sensitive information like passwords
#347 53bc2bf Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Add additional package info to package.json so npm pages display links to GitHub and docs

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-cli@4.2.0

Minor Changes

#347 831231d Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added new option flag install experiment --all <source>, which installs all experiment templates from a local clone of the pushkin repo or the latest published versions of all experiment templates on npm.
#347 2713f11 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added new option flags to install site and install experiment which allow the commands to be run without interactive prompts. This feature supports automating site creation for test purposes.
#347 dd97ee0 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added the use-dev command, which substitutes a local development version of the specified Pushkin utility package(s) (pushkin-api, pushkin-client, and/or pushkin-worker). You can also use this same command to revert to the previously used published version of the package with the --revert option.
#354 7504ca0 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Added end-to-end testing with Playwright to site and experiment templates, plus minor additions to the CLI's site template installation process.

Patch Changes

#347 8eb4413 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Generate a more secure password for database declaration using crypto rather than Math.random()
#354 c4b2ce4 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Relative paths now accepted with install and use-dev. This fix supports a new package script for the repo test:e2e:setup, which sets up and starts a test site (through pushkin start) in the /testing directory and takes the name of the site template (e.g. "basic") as its argument.
#347 029c3d3 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Set up a test suite for the site template (thanks due primarily to @hunterschep), plus minor modifications to the CLI to run tests after the user has installed the site template and experiments.
#347 53bc2bf Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Add additional package info to package.json so npm pages display links to GitHub and docs

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-client@1.7.4

Patch Changes

#347 53bc2bf Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Add additional package info to package.json so npm pages display links to GitHub and docs

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago

@pushkin-templates/exp-basic - pushkin-api@1.6.3

Patch Changes

#347 4504643 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Bump supertest to ^7.0.0 and cookie-session to ^2.1.0
#347 5a71392 Thanks @jessestorbeck! - changed hard coded key into a randomly generated encrypted key
#347 53bc2bf Thanks @jessestorbeck! - Add additional package info to package.json so npm pages display links to GitHub and docs

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Published by github-actions[bot] almost 2 years ago