garysieling/deeplens-experiments

Take a screenshot of chart from a completed experiment, upload screenshot to github

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#20 opened on Jun 3, 2018

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Description

What I would do is the following:

  1. Manually make a chart that is filtered to a specific experiment, plots n_neighbors vs average accuracy, with one chart per species.
  2. Get the URL from #1 and put it into a script so it can be parameterized, i.e. on n_neighbors, and the Kibana URL
  3. Take a screenshot of this in code (it might make sense to use Selenium for this.)
  4. Upload the screenshot to a github ticket
  5. I would make the Elasticsearch URL come from environment variables, and the chart configuration come from a JSON file.

The future goal would be to make a series of JSON files that are "standard" reports for specific types of experiment, i.e. so they don't have to be manually built in the UI.

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Set up Selenium to take screenshots of Kibana charts, parameterize the URL with environment variables, and use the GitHub API to upload the screenshot to an issue.
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pythonelasticsearch
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devopstesting
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