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Currently, the only way of interacting with Recce currently is through constructing of direct RESTful-style API calls which return JSON responses.
For users who do regular reconciliation runs overnight for multiple datasets, having to repeatedly make API calls to check in on the results can be rather painful. With the provision of a dashboard UI, it can potentially improve the user experience here.
Alternatively, perhaps can consider opening a trigger callback to notify the user when the run completes?
Expected Outcome
Evaluate if Recce should provide a dashboard for users, if yes:
Determine which features to include
Implement a simple dashboard that allows user to easily browse through past reconciliation run results
Out of Scope
Additional context / implementation notes
Some features to consider (can consider creating new cards for them)
An ordered table showing the details of the past reconciliations runs
Able to filter / query for a specific dataset
Shows migration keys of the mismatched rows
Show list of available datasets and be able to start an ad-hoc run
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Context / Goal
Currently, the only way of interacting with Recce currently is through constructing of direct RESTful-style API calls which return JSON responses.
For users who do regular reconciliation runs overnight for multiple datasets, having to repeatedly make API calls to check in on the results can be rather painful. With the provision of a dashboard UI, it can potentially improve the user experience here.
Alternatively, perhaps can consider opening a trigger callback to notify the user when the run completes?
Expected Outcome
Evaluate if Recce should provide a dashboard for users, if yes:
Out of Scope
Additional context / implementation notes
Some features to consider (can consider creating new cards for them)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: