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single-market-robot-simulator-db-googledrive

Persistent storage for Econ1.Net simulation configurations in Google Drive.

This is a browser-side JavaScript module we use with recent versions of npm:single-market-robot-simulator-app-framework

Each user has a primary folder in Google Drive, and a "hint" file in the app data folder that may indicate a file selected through the Google Drive interface.

The primary folder contains StudyFolder(s).

Each StudyFolder contains a config.json file for the market simulator and one or more zip files of market simulator data.

array-prefer p-reduce search-string-for-google-drive secure-json-parse single-market-robot-simulator-db-studyfolder single-market-robot-simulator-db-zip

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