+ Astrolabe
+ +About Astrolabe
+Astrolabe is a simple web application that allows you to create, edit, and save Vega & Vega-Lite snippets. + You can + create a new snippet, edit it, and save it to your browser's local storage. You can also export your + snippets to a JSON file and import them back into the application.
+How to use Astrolabe
+When you first open Astrolabe, you will see two panels: the Snippets panel and the Editor panel. The + Snippets panel displays a list of all your snippets, and the Editor panel allows you to edit the + selected + snippet. You can create a new snippet by clicking the "New Snippet" button in the Snippets panel. + You can + also search for snippets using the search bar at the top of the Snippets panel.
+Managing Snippets
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- You can create a new snippet by clicking the "New Snippet" button in the Snippets panel. +
- You can search for snippets using the search bar at the top of the Snippets panel. +
- You can rename a snippet's name by clicking the "Rename ✏️" button in the Snippets panel. +
- You can edit a snippet by selecting it in the Snippets panel. +
- You can delete a snippet by clicking the "Delete" button in the Snippets panel. +
- You can add or edit the comment for a snippet by clicking the "Comment 💬" icon. +
When you select a snippet in the Snippets panel, the Editor panel will display the snippet's code in + an editor. You can edit the code and save it by clicking the "Save" button. You can also switch + between the editor and the saved version of the snippet by clicking the "View Saved" button.
+Exporting and importing snippets
+You can export your snippets to a JSON file by clicking the "Export" button in the header. You can + import + snippets from a JSON file by clicking the "Import" button in the header and selecting the file you + want to + import.
+Privacy
++ Astrolabe does not collect any personal data. All your snippets are stored locally in your browser's + local storage. If you clear your browser's local storage, all your snippets will be deleted. + The only data that is collected is anonymous usage data, which is used to better understand + how users interact with the application. It is publicly available on the Plausible Analytics website. +
+Feedback
+If you have any feedback or suggestions for Astrolabe, please feel free to reach out to me on Twitter + @olehomelchenko. +
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