Study listing #20
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November 10, 2023 16:02
… more groups with equal and unequal ratio
…ello world", still WIP
Non-functional simple randomization
Study definition endpoint
Merge branch 'feat/db' into feat/study-list # Conflicts: # Dockerfile # inst/plumber/unbiased_api/plumber.R # inst/postgres/00-metadata.sql # inst/postgres/01-initialize.sql
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This PR represents good progress, but it is not yet fully functional. Since it provides a solid foundation for the further development of specific methods, I will merge it into the devel branch. From there, we can branch out to continue and refine the development.
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Requires #19 first.
Implements endpoints for listing existing studies and showing study details.