Codex Task Logs

I’m looking over the AGENTS.md file in the repo root.

I'll activate the virtual environment, run tests, and use ruff and pyright for checks.

I'll check out the current JS in the static/index.html file.

Seems like I need to go a bit deeper to get the full context.

I’ll look through the codebase for “sort” or “samples”.

I need to find the code that handles table rendering. Let’s search for it!

I’ll search for the sort function in the code to figure out where it's used.

I'll check the code from lines 1200 to 1300 to inspect the relevant changes.

I'm paging back to the 1026 mark for earlier changes.

I’ll check index.html to see if sample view rendering code is present.

I'll search through the code to find any color-related functions.

Let me dig into the code to see if color is conditional for cells.

I’ll check if there’s a function for color-coded cells in the timeseries.

I'll look up showTimeSeries to understand its role in the project.

I see a showTimeSeries function around line 1350—let's check out the js directory.

I'll open timeseries_chart.js to check the style used in the code.

I'll take a look at sidebar.js to see if anything needs attention.

I'm now reviewing the contents of chip_input.js. Let's see what's inside!

I need to move table-related functions from index.html to a separate JS file.

I'm looking for functions between lines 1180 and 1330 for further inspection.

I'll move the table-related JS to a separate file and link it in index.html.

I’ll inspect from line 300 to 1200 to find the start of the inline JS.

I’m opening the lines starting from line 353 to check the relevant code.

I'm continuing to scroll to reach line 440 and beyond.

I’m continuing to scroll through the content for a bit more context.

I need to scroll a little longer to capture everything I need.

I’m continuing to scroll for more information.

Let me go deeper to capture all necessary parts of this section.

I'll keep scrolling to review the code after line 1180.

I'll factor the table rendering logic into a new file, table_view.js, excluding non-related functions.

I'll move table-related functions to a new file, but keep non-table functions in index.html.

I'll move table functions to table_view.js, ensuring proper imports and global access in index.html.

I'll add <script src="/js/table_view.js"></script> just before the inline script. Let's check order.

I’m confirming that timeseries_chart.js should load before table_view.js to ensure proper use of showTimeSeries. Now, I’ll check how isStringColumn interacts with the inline script's order.

The new table_view.js loads before the inline script, but functions run later, so no issue.

I'll check tests/test_web.py to confirm if it handles inline script content.

I need to push ahead to reach the end.

I'm scrolling through the tests to check where showResults is being referenced.

I’m checking the end to ensure there are no color-code references or similar.

I'm paging through 960 lines to review color-coding and other details.

Continuing to scroll to capture more information.

I'll keep scrolling to gather more information.

I need to scroll a bit more to confirm the row highlight behavior.

I'll check index.html for the .numeric and .date classes to avoid breaking tests.

It looks like the .numeric style is defined earlier in the index.html; also, table styles.

I'll add a new JS file and clean up functions from index.html. Let's review the lines.

I'll remove code from "let originalRows" to the end of showError, stopping before setSelectValue.

I'll move the table code from 1224..1389 to a new file, table_view.js.

The file's empty, so I'll patch it using apply_patch and previously reviewed content.

The patch applied successfully! I'll double-check the new file to confirm.

I'll remove redundant code in index.html, confirming with sed before applying the patch.

I'll remove the "let originalRows =" to the end of the showError function and confirm lines.

I'll patch the code from line 1224 to around 1389.

I’ll delete the lines from 1224 to 1388, but keep the closing "setSelectValue" function.

It seems the patch didn't sync properly. I'll review the file to investigate.

Time to inspect the lines around 1210 to confirm the patch worked.

I might've unintentionally removed the window.addEventListener for popstate. Time to check.

I accidentally deleted some code. I’ll double-check earlier lines to ensure nothing important is missing.

I'll open lines 1170 to 1230 to check the details.

Looks like I missed the window.addEventListener and script closure—I'll check around that part.

I see the closing body and html are fine, but I may have missed functions.

I'm looking around line 734 for the event listener related to popstate.

Hmm, looks like I lost the event listener for popstate. I'll search for 'popstate'.

I also removed the search for window.addEventListener('popstate').

The popstate line is missing. I'll check the commit diff to see what happened.

I'll revert the index.html to the HEAD version and start fresh with the patch.

I'll open the index.html file to take a look.

The file’s been restored! I'll carefully patch it next and remove lines 1224–1389.

I'll take a closer look around line 1392 to gather detailed context.

I'll remove the table logic but preserve the popstate event and lines 1218-1223.

I’m looking for where 'handleSort(' is used in the code.

I'm looking for occurrences of 'showResults('. Let's see what I find!

I removed the functions—now I’ll check code around lines 1208 to 1250.

I’ll add <script src="/js/table_view.js"></script> after sidebar.js at line 355.

I'll insert the new script tag after the sidebar.js line.

I've ensured script order and defined global variables. Now, I'll activate the virtual environment before tests.

Ruff format is for Python, and I'll need to check for any pyproject files before running it.

I just finished the formatting, now to run the ruff check.

Let's take a look at the log to investigate what happened.

I'll verify the current git status now that all tests have passed.

Time to stage this new file and prepare for the commit.

I'll take a look at the summary of the differences.

I'll go ahead and commit with a clear message to explain my updates.

I'll check the status of the git repository to see what’s changed.

I'll grab the line ranges from index.html after the patch. Let's start at 349.

I’ll display the top of table_view.js to reference the modified code.

I'll display a snippet from the pytest log to check the results.

Time to write the PR summary with the changes and context.