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Cant run on normal webspace #6

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pauweh opened this issue Dec 30, 2018 · 1 comment
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Cant run on normal webspace #6

pauweh opened this issue Dec 30, 2018 · 1 comment
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@pauweh
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pauweh commented Dec 30, 2018

I guess it would be a good idea to make your project ready to run in a zip file.
Its way of overcomplication using scss npm brew gulp etc pp for this some simple html css js files.
In the Readme you do not even mention where and how to get this exotic mithril.
At the current state you are to inviting to study your AI solution but to study how to install
all the tools you use. These tools are ment to develop a solution like yours but not to spread and make a solution available to others.
Just zip your running web solution with the index.html,
scripts and css in the right place and your done ;-))

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@pauweh The project is designed to be compiled and run using Node/Gulp. The codebase contains many moving parts, and tools like Node/Sass/Gulp makes development so much easer (things like managing dependencies, CSS reuse/modularity, etc.). I expect people wanting to self-run the code to have some familiarity with Node and Gulp (at least running a command).

I cannot simply provide you a zip file with the compiled application because it wouldn't be practical. All of my JavaScript dependencies (like Mithril) are compiled into a single file, and the stylesheets are much more readable when they are written as Sass.

But if it helps, I have reworded the README and added a gulp serve command that starts a local server, so you can view the app at http://localhost:8080.

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