Psych-DS Validator Implementation with the Metadata CLI Tool #41
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This implementation calls the Psych-DS validator and prints out a summary of the validation results. This is called when the user passes in existing metadata and on the completion of the process when the final metadata and data files are written. The summary of the printed results is the number of errors or warnings. The errors are always shown whereas the warnings are only displayed when called with the "--verbose" flag.
The guiding and prompting process and specifically how we should prompt the user to deal with these warnings and errors needs to be more fully fleshed out. This is will need to be coordinated with the Psych-DS team because there are areas where I am not entirely clear. This will be a continued process and this version is still the initial version.
Lingering issues are the problem of ".json" files being not allowed and the naming of data files. I am leaning towards renaming data files when rewriting them when copying them in the validator to leave the issue of how to rename data files post-trial is a more significant JsPsych architecture related issue.