Qed is a troubleshooting tool for distributed teams. It keeps complex investigations coherent.
The guiding framework behind Qed's design is called differential diagnosis. Qed allows users to apply this medical methodology - in which practitioners write out symptoms, hypotheses, and actions to be taken – to troubleshooting problems in general.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
To run a development instance of it, use npm start. To run the tests, use npm test.
We use GitHub issues to track work on this project. Each issue is associated with one of the following milestones:
- Armos
- Cards can be created and manipulated.
- Cards can be associated with one another.
- Selecting a card causes it and all associated cards to be highlighted
- Bokoblin
- User can comment on cards
- Cards have a history section containing comments and changes
- When graying a card, the user may optionally add a comment to the card
- After graying a card, the user may optionally review all related cards
- Chuchu
- The board has a name, which can be changed
- There is a history pane that contains a log of every action taken on the board
- Dinraal
- A new board can be created and linked to
- Board state is stored in a database
- Changes made in one browser window are reflected in another
- Eyegore
- An instance of the application can be integrated with an authentication backend
- Comments and changes are attributed to an authenticated user