To start:
docker build -t a1-301 .
docker run -d --name a1-301-container -p 80:80 a1-301:latest
docker start a1-301-container
To stop/remove container:
docker stop a1-301-container
docker rm a1-301-container
heroku login
heroku create --app <app-server-name>
heroku container:login
heroku container:push web --app <app-server-name>
heroku container:release web --app <app-server-name>
heroku open --app <app-server-name>
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A Theatre Blocking APP should allow the actors to know their blocking during and ahead of the play so that they don’t need to spend too much time on memorizing their blocking movements.
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A Theatre Blocking APP should allow the directors to ensure his / her actors are in the right blockings in real time so that he or she doesn’t need to check blockings of actors manually. Moreover, if directors are recruiting more actors, they can add actors to the scripts, or if they are not satisfied with a certain actor, they can delete him / her from the script.
Julia is a ballet director. She is very loyal to the script and very strict with her actors. She spends much time on checking and modifying the positions of her actors.
Increase the efficiency of rehearsal. Increase the quality of the ballet she directs.
Inefficiency of checking the positions of actors. Inefficiency of modifying the positions of actors. Unable to focus on something more important, such as the details of actors' actions.
Stephen is an opera actor. He is an uprising movie star who is hard-working and ambitious about his career. Stephen loves actoring but memorizing blocking bothers him a lot, since it always distracts him from performing better.
Focus on and improve performing skills. Become more popolar and earn more money.
Memorizing blockings takes too much time. Finding blockings from scripts is sometimes cumbersome.
Mark is a lighting director. He loves this job. He always writes the blocking infomation of different parts of the scripts on paper so that when he adjust the light, he can see the position of every actor easily.
Organize the stage lighting more efficiently. Spend less time on making blocking information available during the rehearsal.
Writing blockings on the paper takes much time. Need to be very careful to avoid writing the wrong position.
Jack is a student who is doing a part-time job as an extra at Hart House Theatre, overwhelmed in everyday study. This year is his fourth year in the university so that the course workload becomes quite heavy.
Earn money as an extra. Balance between the roles of an extra and a fourth-year student better. Improve the efficiency of checking his positions. Avoid reading the full script every time since all he needs to do is to move to the right positions during the rehearsal.
Need to spend a lot of time on memorizing the positions before the rehearsal. Reading the full script, as he is just an extra, takes too much time.
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Julia: As a ballet director, I want to be able to see if every actor is dancing at where he or she should in real time so that I can focus on something more important, such as the details of their actions.
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Stephen: As an opera actor, I don’t want to memorize blockings, which is a tedious procedure, so that I don't need to remind myself of my blocking numbers from time to time and I can concentrate myself on my performance on stage.
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Mark: As a lighting actor, I want to see the positions of actors among different parts of the scripts so that I can better adjust the lighting for them.
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Jack: As a part-time student who is doing extra, I don’t have many words to say on stage, so that I hope there is a way that I can see my blockings when I am on stage in order to save a lot of time memorizing my blockings ahead and have more time for studying.
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Actor should be able to check his or her position in different parts of the scripts where he or she stars.
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Director should be able to see the positions of every actor in all parts of different scripts.
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Only directors are able to modify the positions of the actors in different parts of different script.
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Only directors have the permission to add or remove actors from a script.
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Both actors and directors should receive a clear instruction if they input an invalid input.
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Recruiting more actors: it allows director to add new actors to the blocking stages by entering actors' names in a textbox with id actorName and clicking the Add Actor button on the director page. The director can only do so after clicking get script blockings button and a certian script is shown on the page. The newly-added actor has a position number of 0 by default, indicating he is not at stage on the script shown. The director can update his / her position on that script using the existing script save feature. Note that if the actor has never starred in any script before, he / she will be added to actors.csv.
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Removing actors: it allow director to remove existing actors from the blocking stage of a certain script by entering actors' names in a textbox with id actorName and clicking the Remove Actor button on the director page. The director can only do so after clicking get script blockings button and after the script is shown on the page. If the actor provided cannot be found in any of the script, the action won't be proceed.
- Example of script_get_data.json
[
[
"What bloody man is that? He can report, As seemeth by his plight, of the revolt The newest state.",
"0",
"23",
{
"3":[
"Duncun",
"5"
],
"4":[
"Malcolm",
"2"
],
"8":[
"Ryan",
"3"
],
"9":[
"Henry",
"7"
],
"10":[
"Catherine",
"0"
]
}
],
[
"What bloody man is that? He can report, As seemeth by his plight, of the revolt The newest state.",
"24",
"96",
{
"3":[
"Duncun",
"2"
],
"4":[
"Malcolm",
"3"
],
"8":[
"Ryan",
"7"
],
"9":[
"Henry",
"6"
],
"10":[
"Catherine",
"1"
]
}
]
]
- Entry Explanation
[
"A sentence goes here. <A full sentence of script>",
"0 <Position of chart starts in sentence>",
"23 <Poisition of chart ends in sentence>",
{
"3": <Actor number as specified in the csv>:[
"Duncun" <Actor Name>,
"5" <Actor Place>
],
"4":[
"Malcolm",
"2"
]
}
]
]
- Example of script_post_data.json
{
"scriptNum":"3",
"blocks":[
{
"part":1,
"text":"\"What bloody man is that?\"",
"actors":[
[
"Duncun",
"5"
],
[
"Malcolm",
"2"
],
[
"Ryan",
"3"
],
[
"Henry",
"7"
],
[
"Catherine",
"0"
]
]
},
{
"part":2,
"text":"\" He can report, As seemeth by his plight, of the revolt The newest state.\"",
"actors":[
[
"Duncun",
"2"
],
[
"Malcolm",
"3"
],
[
"Ryan",
"7"
],
[
"Henry",
"6"
],
[
"Catherine",
"1"
]
]
}
]
}
- Entry Explanation
{
"scriptNum <script number entry>":"3 <script number value>",
"blocks <block entry>":[
{
"part <part entry>":1 <part number>,
"text <script line entry>":"\"What bloody man is that?\ <script line>"",
"actors <actor entry>":[
[
"Duncun <actor name>",
"5 <actor position>"
],
[
"Malcolm",
"2"
],
[
"Ryan",
"3"
],
[
"Henry",
"7"
],
[
"Catherine",
"0"
]
]
},
{
"part":2,
"text":"\" He can report, As seemeth by his plight, of the revolt The newest state.\"",
"actors":[
[
"Duncun",
"2"
],
[
"Malcolm",
"3"
],
[
"Ryan",
"7"
],
[
"Henry",
"6"
],
[
"Catherine",
"1"
]
]
}
]
}