identify_seats: Starts a web server to allow you to identify computer seat...
In hughjonesd/betr: betr: Behavioral Experiments Toolkit in R

Description Usage Arguments Details See Also

After calling this function, go to each computer, start the web browser you use for experiments, and browse to <server IP>:<server port> /custom/seats . Then you can enter the computer's seat number.

1	identify_seats(method = "IP", serve = TRUE)

`method`	one of 'IP', 'cookie' or 'both'. See below.
`serve`	if TRUE, starts the `Rhttpd` web server to serve the application. If FALSE the function returns a Rook app which can be served by your preferred method

Seat details are stored in a file betr-SEATS.txt, which is looked for when ready is called. The file can be created manually - this function is just for convenience. The file format is like:

seat IP  cookie
1  111.1.1.123 AFDJKLRE
2  111.1.1.124 REAJKJKL
...

Either IP or cookie may be NA. If the (default) IP method is used, seats will be identified by IP address: this requires static IP addresses for your clients. The cookie method sets a cookie named betr-seat on the client browser, which will only work on a per-browser basis. If method is 'both' then both cookie and IP address will be used; if both cookie and IP address match the seat file, betr will use the cookie.

Other development tools: experiment_data_frame; web_test; write_data

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