It is a school project the goal of which was to build a working desktop calculator with all the basic operations, LCM and GCD.
I provided all the important info below.
- Make sure you have
node js(https://nodejs.org/en/) installed on your machine:
npm -v
// 8.3.1
- Install the dependencies:
cd calculator-project
npm i //installs the dependencies
- Run the dev enviorment:
npm start
At this point window should be visible on your screen in dev mode.
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- Prettier - code formatter
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