ENGS31 - 22S - WORDLE PROJECT

Ike, Mubbie, Lobna

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INTERNAL APPENDIX:

GUIDE TO RESOURCES

• Logisim: https://github.com/logisim-evolution/logisim-evolution
  • Notes:
    • Logisim requires a Java runtime
• draw.io: https://app.diagrams.net/
  • Update: We could also save draw.io files in other format so that we can easily view them on github, e.g. as an editable vector i.e. SVG
  • Usage (Create New Drawing):
    • If necessary, create a branch and/or directory on the github repo for the new diagram
    • Go to the site for draw.io
    • Start with an "Untitled Diagram"
    • Go to "File" and select "Save as..." or type Ctrl+Shift+S (PC)/Cmd+Shift+S (Mac) to access "Save as..." quickly
    • Give the drawing a filename
    • Select Github
      • If you have never authorized draw.io to use Github you will have to go through the steps to do so
      • Otherwise, you can continue
    • Select the repo where you will want to save the drawing, in this case es31-wordle
    • Select the branch where you want to save
    • Select the directory where you want to save
    • Select "OK" and you are good to go
    • draw.io will ask you to type a small commit message and your work will go directly to Github
  • Usage (Open Drawing from Repo):
    • Go to the site for draw.io
    • Go to "File"
    • Select "Open from" (Subsequently, you can just use "Open Recent >")
    • Select "Github..."
    • Select the repo, in this case es31-wordle
    • Select the branch
    • Select the directory
    • Select the file
    • You have the option to open in the current window or in a new window
  • Usage (Saving your work):
    • As you work draw.io will let you know that you have unsaved changes
    • Select the option above that asks you to save
    • You will get a prompt to type a commit message
    • Type and save and you are good to go
  • Notes:
    • The draw.io file saved on Github is in raw XML format, so you cannot open it directly from Github, thus you need to open the file from draw.io itself