Sweep: descendant chart

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Sweep: descendant chart

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Step 1: 🔎 Searching

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genealogy-laravel/README.md

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	## Setup
	1. Download the project files from this github repo
	2. If you are on windows and you have Git Bash installed on your system you can open it in the project folder and just run the following command:
	```bash
	./setup.sh
	```
	and everything should be installed automatically if you are using Linux you just run the script as you normally run scripts in the terminal.
	NOTE 1: The script will ask you if you want to have your .env be overwritten by .env.example, in case you have already an .env configuration available please answer with "n" (No).
	NOTE 2: This script will run seeders, please make sure you are aware of this and don't run this script if you don't want this to happen.
	### Description
	Liberu Genealogy is an innovative open-source project, designed with Laravel 11, PHP 8.3, Filament 3.2, and Livewire 3 technologies, aiming to revolutionize genealogical research and family history exploration. Our initiative combines the power of the robust Laravel framework with the latest advancements in PHP 8.3, thus providing a cutting-edge platform to discover and preserve ancestral heritage.
	Our project is based on a sophisticated genealogy website built on Laravel 11, providing users with a smooth and intuitive experience as they explore their family history. By leveraging Laravel's elegant syntax and comprehensive range of tools, we have developed a comprehensive application that allows users to easily create, manage, and explore their family trees.
	Furthermore, our project, being open source, fosters collaboration and innovation within the genealogy community. Developers can leverage the technologies used to enhance the functionalities of Liberu Genealogy, propose improvements, and tailor the platform to their specific needs. We actively encourage a vibrant community of developers who utilize our open-source code to develop complementary tools and applications, thus creating an environment conducive to continuous improvement and expansion.
	Establishing your own family tree has never been easier. Our platform offers two convenient options to get started. You can import data in various standard formats or manually enter the information yourself.
	In order to ensure seamless integration with existing databases and records of family trees, we provide robust API support. Our API facilitates effortless import and export of Gedcom data and DNA matching results. Additionally, we are constantly innovating and will soon introduce Smart Matching, enabling easy connection with resources on other servers, thus expanding your research possibilities.
	The security and confidentiality of your data are our top priorities. Your information is securely stored on our server and will never be shared without your explicit authorization. We understand the sensitivity of personal data, and we are committed to protecting your privacy.
	On our platform you will find user-friendly data tables that provide comprehensive support for CRUD operations. This allows you to easily manage your family tree information. Whether you need to create, read, update or delete data entries, our intuitive interface ensures a seamless experience.
	Customization is crucial, and our forms are designed to be easily editable to meet your specific needs. Customize your family tree to reflect the unique nuances and details of your lineage. Our flexible forms allow you to capture the rich history and connections that make your family history truly special.
	To get started, install the application available at https://github.com/liberu-genealogy/genealogy-laravel.
	Download it and explore its user-friendly interface, unleashing the power to easily create and discover your family's legacy.
	Download our software today and embark on an enriching journey of tracing your roots and discovering the stories that connect generations.
	## Contributors
	<a href="https://github.com/liberu-genealogy/genealogy-laravel/graphs/contributors">

genealogy-laravel/CONTRIBUTING.md

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	# Contributing
	Contributions are **welcome** and will be fully **credited**. We accept contributions via Pull Requests on [Github](https://github.com/familytree365/genealogy).
	## Pull Requests
	- **[PSR-4 Coding Standard.]** The easiest way to apply the conventions is to install [PHP CS Fixer](https://github.com/FriendsOfPHP/PHP-CS-Fixer).
	- **Document any change in behaviour.** Make sure the `README.md` and any other relevant documentation are kept up-to-date.
	- **Create feature branches.** Don't ask us to pull from your master branch.
	- **One pull request per feature.** If you want to do more than one thing, send multiple pull requests.

I also found the following external resources that might be helpful:

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https://github.com/magicsunday/webtrees-descendant-chart:

The page you provided is the GitHub page for the project "webtrees-descendant-chart" by the user "magicsunday". This project aims to create a descendant chart page using D3 and convert the project code to use Filament 3, Laravel, Blade, and Tailwind. The page includes various features and resources related to GitHub, such as actions to automate workflows, hosting and managing packages, finding and fixing vulnerabilities, instant development environments, writing better code with AI, managing code changes, planning and tracking work, collaborating outside of code, exploring all features, documentation, learning pathways, customer stories, open source development, GitHub sponsors, repositories, trending topics, pricing, and more. The page also provides options to search code, repositories, users, issues, and pull requests, as well as access to support, GitHub status, developer newsletters, and various GitHub platforms and social media channels. The page includes links to GitHub's terms, privacy policy, sitemap, and information on managing cookies and personal information.

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Step 2: ⌨️ Coding

• Create resources/views/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.blade.php ✓ f71d2f2 Edit

Create resources/views/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.blade.php with contents:
• Create a new Blade view file for the descendant chart page. This file will serve as the frontend for displaying the descendant chart.
• Inside this file, use Blade syntax to structure the HTML needed for the chart, ensuring it is compatible with Tailwind CSS for styling.
• Include a <script> tag at the end of the file to link to the newly created descendant chart JavaScript file (descendant-chart.js).

• Running GitHub Actions for resources/views/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.blade.php ✓ Edit

Check resources/views/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.blade.php with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for f71d2f2f68fbb3c4323960b626c10eacd11a6576:

• Create public/js/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.js ✓ 57ef02e Edit

Create public/js/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.js with contents:
• Create a new JavaScript file for handling the logic of the descendant chart using D3.js.
• Import D3.js at the beginning of the file. If D3.js is not already included in the project, ensure it is added to the project dependencies and imported correctly.
• Adapt the logic from the "webtrees-descendant-chart" project to work within this JavaScript file, ensuring it interacts correctly with the Blade view and retrieves data as expected in the Laravel environment.
• Use Tailwind CSS classes for styling within the JavaScript file as needed to ensure consistency with the project's styling.

• Running GitHub Actions for public/js/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.js ✓ Edit

Check public/js/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.js with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for 57ef02ed60eb79050f1c891d863ab28a89dc6e54:

• Modify routes/web.php ✓ e404b19 Edit

Modify routes/web.php with contents:
• Add a new route to serve the descendant chart page. This route will point to a controller method responsible for rendering the descendant chart view.
• Example route addition: Route::get('/descendant-chart', 'DescendantChartController@index')->name('descendant-chart');

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@@ -16,3 +16,4 @@
 Route::get('/', function () {
     return view('layouts.home');
 });
+Route::get('/descendant-chart', 'DescendantChartController@index')->name('descendant-chart');

• Running GitHub Actions for routes/web.php ✓ Edit

Check routes/web.php with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for e404b193afbde2dadc35cb70526add7b40137294:

• Create app/Http/Controllers/DescendantChartController.php ✓ 5a8cd15 Edit

Create app/Http/Controllers/DescendantChartController.php with contents:
• Create a new controller named DescendantChartController. This controller will handle the logic for serving the descendant chart page.
• Inside the controller, create an index method that returns the descendant-chart Blade view created earlier. This method will handle the request to display the descendant chart page.
• Ensure the controller method fetches any necessary data from the database that will be required for the descendant chart visualization.

• Running GitHub Actions for app/Http/Controllers/DescendantChartController.php ✓ Edit

Check app/Http/Controllers/DescendantChartController.php with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for 5a8cd15a1eb00bf8e694ba3f8b794cac28c20b96:

• Modify resources/views/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.blade.php ! No changes made Edit

Modify resources/views/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.blade.php with contents:
• Ensure the Blade view includes a container element (e.g., a

) with a unique ID where the D3.js chart will be rendered.
• This modification ensures the JavaScript file can correctly select this element and render the descendant chart within it.

• Running GitHub Actions for resources/views/filament/widgets/descendant-chart.blade.php ✗ Edit

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