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@fmfi-uk-1-ain-412/tableaueditor

v1.1.0

Published

In this repository is maintained the code to my bachelor thesis. A live version is available at https://fmfi-uk-1-ain-412.github.io/tableauEditor/ .

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Tableau Editor

In this repository is maintained the code to my bachelor thesis. A live version is available at https://fmfi-uk-1-ain-412.github.io/tableauEditor/ .

Here we can find other materials to my bachelor thesis: https://nitrajka.github.io/ . We don't need to install anything to see the build application in a browser. Just open /build/index.html in a browser. To run the application in development mode or build it we need to have elm installed.

We install elm using a package manager for JS packages. Since npm had problems installing Elm, we will use yarn. Install yarn according to the tutorial https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/#mac-stable . Be careful to choose the flag --without-node if you use nvm or n or have node already installed. Then run:

$ yarn global add elm elm-live elm-make

Now you can run the command from section Development server to live access the app in a browser.

Development server:

elm-live src/Editor.elm src/Tableau.elm src/Zipper.elm src/Errors.elm src/Validate.elm src/Helpers/Helper.elm src/Helpers/Rules.elm src/Helpers/Exporting/Ports.elm src/Helpers/Exporting/Json/Encode.elm src/Helpers/Exporting/Json/Decode.elm --open --pushstate --output=elm.js
  • Access app at http://localhost:8000/

Build & bundle for prod:

make
  • Files are build and saved into the /build folder
  • To check it, open build/index.html in the browser.

When switching between prod and development environments don't forget to uncomment the correct links for styles in header of index.html file.