Example.gramps for Gramps Web

There are features in Gramps Web that cannot be demonstrated using the demo instance of Gramps Web. Because it is designed to have the data mangled by anyone who visits, every couple of hours the site is reset back to defaults. That means the data goes back to the baseline: the example.gramps dataset.

What data needs to be added to the standard tree? Obviously it needs a Source demonstrating the Blog entry. (Which should talk about blogging with Gramps Web and perhaps link to some other workflows or the Gramps Web “about page” on Discourse.)

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Add enough DNA information from various providers that can show up in the DNA segment map view, accessible under the “DNA” tab in the person view, shows DNA matches with other people in the tree as segments highlighted on the person’s chromosomes. …based on the Gramplet Addon

Now if Gramps desktop could at least have the tab builtin :slight_smile:

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Example.gramps already should include the sample data from the Addon documentation for Luther Robinson.

Unfortunately, mockup DNA match data from that variety of providers is not available.

Loaded example.gramps and it currently does not (that page mentions having to create the two notes with the DNA data, can you point to the pull request please if it does in a future release?

Edit: Don’t believe so as mentioned by you in the following comment on Feature Requests 12394 !

BAMaustin 2022-10-22 09:19 > To support DNA SNP segment matching, needs data. … The add-on DNA Segment Map Gramplet wiki article has sample data to insert: 2 Associations with short Notes. …This should offer sample data for developing other DNA related features

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Yes, a better example database would be a huge improvement.

Last year I thought playing with random data would be promising (GitHub - DavidMStraub/gramps-fake-tree: A script to generate an example family tree database for Gramps using random data) but I abandoned the idea again.

I think there is no good alternative to just manually creating a database, perhaps combined with some real genealogical data that is in the open domain.

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Examples for Manage task (Gramps web - built-in genealogical task management tool.) and sample notes for the blog post.

@DavidMStraub Does Gramps-web have anything else that is different from Gramps Desktop that needs examples?

Tasks and Blog Posts are the only two things I can think of right now.

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Oh, and pictures for text recognition and face detection.

Do I recall correctly that you had done something with historical map overlays?

Right, and that :laughing:

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