This is most recent version modified by the students from Semester 2 2021 COMP90082_2021 Software Project.
- This is a team sub-branch of the main branch. Please tracking most stable running model.
- src/
Source code of the web app. - ui/
Contains all the images and graphics used for the project.
- Slack channel - https://algorithmsinactionhq.slack.com
- Demo of the app (Current Team release) - https://aia.testingstar.top
- Demo of the app (Current Stable release of all teams work) - https://aa.testingstar.top
- Current working repository: https://github.com/Melb-Uni/AA
Algorithms in Action is written in JavaScript, using the React framework. To work on it locally, you will need to install Node.js on your machine. Node.js is a JavaScript runtime that will allow us to view the website locally. NPM (Node package manager) is installed alongside when Node is installed. It is a multipurpose tool that will install 3rd party dependencies, start the app, and run test suites.
First-time Setup
Ensure you have node version 14.x and npm version 6.x or higher
To verify, type the following commands in your terminal/ command prompt -
node --version
npm --version
Navigate to the root directory of the project and run npm install
to install all the dependencies in package.json
Running a local development server
Navigate to the root directory of the project and run npm start
this will start the development server on your local machine on port 3000. The application will be launched automatically in your default browser at http://localhost:3000
We currently have an accessible link to the application, link has shows as above.
This link above includes changes made by teams at the end of each sprint and is accessible to anyone who has the link. The version of the algorithm in action web application in the above link tracks the changes made to the dev
branch in the Github repository. When a pull request is submitted, approved, and merged into the dev
branch from respective team branches, the application will be redeployed with the updated changes.
This link is showing current team's work. It's a fast-tracking branch of alpha release which may be unstable. It has tracked with boxjelly
branch in the GitHub repository.