Keshif Browser Configuration

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Keshif Browser Configuration

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Last edited Jan 13, 2016

Created on Jan 13, 2016

Keshif Browser Configuration displays city data from a Google Spreadsheet in a faceted browsing interface, with state names summarized on the left panel and numerical indicators like Culture Score Index, PctOver65, Pleasant Days Mean, Crime Rate, and Cost of Housing on the right. The Keshif library renders a sortable list of cities with text search, using interval-based summaries for sorting options. Configuration via kshf_config.json specifies panel widths, record views, and a ready callback that dynamically adds sorting controls to the browser.

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