-> # ScholarScraper <-
So far the only thing I've done to the frontend is bootstrap the angular app and set the api url to point to the backend
- Typescript
- Angular
For a front-end I'll let Russia handle that because of her experience with Angular. It shouldn't be a hard front-end so nothing crazy beautiful. If we do have time and want to go extra than we can have a page that displays a graph of the names of papers with citations among them. As well as something to work with backend and front end routes.
The api package is in the process of setting up and building the database
- Flask
- SQL Alchemy
- BeautifulSoup4
The api as of now is really just a glorified web scraper than can scrape google scholar for information on reserachers and publications.
On macOS with Homebrew
~$ brew cask install docker
On Ubuntu
~$ sudo apt install docker
On Arch
~$ sudo pacman -S docker
To execute both the frontend and backend on your local machine for development, just run:
~$ docker-compose up
To run either the frontend or backend individually check the README.md in their repective directory.