Storing settings

[PeterJWhite]

I was discussing with @thibautjombart that it would be useful to be able to store the settings, to avoid having to set them manually each time.

I suggest the best way to do this is to allow settings to be stored in a file that can be downloaded, stored, shared, and uploaded when required. This would allow for settings to be shared by different users: typically in an outbreak there will be multiple people doing data processing in each location and often people in different locations following the same operating procedure.

[daattali]

Sounds like my job. I can implement that in the future, once the backend seems solid enough that the tool is starting to be very useful I'll work on working that in

[thibautjombart]

Awesome!
=D
On 18 July 2016 at 17:38, Dean Attali [email protected] wrote:

Sounds like my job. I can implement that in the future, once the backend
seems solid enough that the tool is starting to be very useful I'll work on
working that in

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[PeterJWhite]

Thanks a lot, Dean
Best wishes
Peter

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