* Updates due dependency version changes.
h5py recently changes and now values once returned as str are now returned as bytes.
This would have caused a much larger change, so instead the version is restricted to <3.0.0.
This caused the bulk of the testing failues.
A few other changes were needed to make a few other tests pass.
#1959
* Revert "Remove Continuous vars with 1 value from histogram, add to info drawer (#1927)"
This reverts commit 242546371b.
* remove conditional rendering cases
* ignore pointer events
Co-authored-by: Madison Dunitz <madison.dunitz@chanzuckerberg.com>
* Fix bug in oauth.
The error checking was too specific, and missed a case.
Make the error checking catch all exceptions.
#1947
* Add logging when the cookie cannot be processed
* add tests
* run black
* run black and add disclaimer that tweaked errors on server
* lint
* change to get so it will return None
* tweak existing token instead of new one
* Trigger
* token is dict
* jsonify dict before encoding
* json dump instead of jsonify
* encode into bytes object
* use correct id token
* decode byte to string
* Update readme for eb server.
Update the README with new way of handling secrets.
Update portions that were out of date.
Add a section for Authentication and a placeholder for User Annotations.
Also remove an obsolete function that processes the AWS secrets.
#1522
Co-authored-by: Madison Dunitz <madison.dunitz@chanzuckerberg.com>
* remove single val continous metadata from histogram, add to info drawer
* refactor to save singleContinuous values in state
* fix edge case, single continuous values reappeard in rsb when clipped
This PR adds a few helpful additions regarding authentication.
Changes:
* e2e tests are now run on test_oauth via a passed config.yaml
* node dev server correctly handles `/login` and `/logout` endpoints to make developing for auth easier
* Introduced auth e2e tests to check that buttons display and work
* Enhance the AppConfig with external config sources.
The external config sources are currently environment variables
and AWS secrets manager.
The config file can be augmented with a section describing how
environmen variables and secrets can update config parameters.
benefits:
- it will enable the config to draw from more than one secret. This is useful
for shared secrets between cellxgene and data portal, as well as auth0 secrets.
- it will make it very straightforward to check the config before a deployment.
Part of #1859
* remove auth buttons and dataset info from info menu
* add auth buttons to menubar
* remove auth from top left
* new auth buttons
* move infomenu to lsb dir
* styling fixes
* feedback
* more feedback
Co-authored-by: Timmy Huang <thuang@chanzuckerberg.com>
* make testing plan
* create annotaions sets for different num categories/dataset size
* annotation creation testing
* create scale and perf tests for annotations
* create make commands for tests
* get cell count if not set in test_datasets dict
This PR does the following:
1. Add `login` and `logout` helper functions in `client/__tests__/e2e/cellxgeneActions.js`
2. Add conditional AuthN integration test in `client/__tests__/e2e/e2e.test.js`. The test will only run if env variable `TEST_AUTH_INTEGRATION` is `"true"`, which is only set in `single-cell-infra`'s Github Action flow. Corresponding PR [here](https://github.com/chanzuckerberg/single-cell-infra/pull/198)
* Remove door icon from log in button
* Move log in and info buttons from the top bar to in line with the cellxgene icon and dataset name
* Hover over on login button should say "Log in to cellxgene"
* Show email
closes#1830
* split out config
* add tests for base and app config, refactor client config out of app config
* refactor default config retrieval
* create config test class and helper functions
* move default_config into server to fix import issue
The config file had a bug where it expected both a "server" and "dataset" section.
If one didn't exist, then it would raise an exception.
It should use the default server config or the defaul dataset config in those cases.
Added a test case that would have caught this.
