gaugesrv
A simple gauge web service/visualization using gauge.js.
Currently under development. The way to get this demo installed and running may be done using the following commands:
$ git clone https://github.com/metatoaster/gaugesrv.git
$ cd gaugesrv
$ pip install -e .[dev,webpack,scss]
$ calmjs npm --install -i -D gaugesrv[dev,webpack,scss]
$ python setup.py build
$ gaugesrv-demo
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:8000 to view the demo once everything is successfully installed.
For running the tests for of both Python and JavaScript code shipped with this project, run the following (provided that the dev extras were installed, which the above instructions will do so.:
$ python -m unittest gaugesrv.tests.make_suite
$ calmjs karma webpack -w gaugesrv
RequireJS may be used, however the default app is not set up to include the RequireJS boilerplates needed for the system to work, but if the rjs extras is also specified in the relevant install commands, the dependencies will be pulled and the calmjs rjs command may be used to generate the artifacts.
0.0.0 (Unreleased)
Initial release.
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