feat(tools): add link to corresponding wiki page per tool #80
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azend
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IanEdington and
everett-ripley
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Fixes #79 |
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Oct 31, 2024
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This PR adds a button that can be used when browsing the tool list to access the wiki page corresponding the tool. The link is set by a new text field accessible during creation and edit of the tool by an administrator. If no link is provided, the button silently disappears.
Tool list with and without wiki button:
Tool edit page with wiki field:
I'm deferring creating unit/integration tests on this PR until we have a factory for building tools in the database. I believe this is a goal of @everett-ripley in the near future. When this future feature has been completed, we can create a more thorough test of tool features.