feat(frontend): download the project list as a CSV - #317
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Manage Projects gets the Download CSV button Participants and Teams already have: every project, its proposer, status and description, with the markdown flattened for a spreadsheet. Also fixes the blank author on an organiser's own proposals — the name lookup missed owners, who hold no participant row.
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Download the project list as a spreadsheet
Organisers can now click Download CSV on the Manage Projects page and
get a file with every project in the hackathon. One row per project:
its name, who proposed it, whether it is still awaiting review, approved
or rejected, and the full description.
Before, the only way to see the proposals was to scroll through them on
screen, a page of cards at a time, and copy anything you needed by hand.
Opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets. The description keeps its
paragraphs and bullet points but loses the typing marks (
##,**)that a spreadsheet cannot display anyway — web links stay, spelled out
in full.
Also fixed: projects proposed by the organiser themselves showed no
author at all — on the file and on the page. They do now.
Only organisers and platform administrators can download it.