Tool for showing multiple representations of a boolean formula as well as checking the adequacy of a set of functions. Main part of a bachelor thesis project at the University of Innsbruck. Please also refer to the thesis for documentation.
This tool uses create-elm-app for a dev Server and compilation.
For compilation, this project requires elm to be installed. See: Installation Guide
A few node modules are required to run this application. Install them with:
npm install
Before the first start and after each css alteration, you need to run:
npm run watch-css
To run a development server run elm-app start in the top directory.
To compile the project to browser ready HTML, run: elm-app build
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error:0308010C:digital envelope routines::unsupportedcreate-elm-app uses an old webpack version that is no longer supported by Node. See Issue #604. This problem can be avoided by either:
- setting the global Node variable
export NODE_OPTIONS=--openssl-legacy-provider - using a Node Version < 17
- setting the global Node variable
The tests are implemented with elm test. You can execute them with a test runner which requires node.js. I use node test runner to run my tests. Install it with npm install --save-dev elm-test and execute tests in the test folder by using npx elm-test.
The code is formatted with elm-format.
elm-app build gives you a deployable app in the build directory.
If the app is not hosted at the server root, you need to set the environment variable ELM_APP_BASE_URL in .env to your the URL your website will be on, e.g.:
ELM_APP_BASE_URL="https://mfritzn.github.io/BoolTool-Reloaded"This environment variable is used by create-elm-app to assign the correct paths for resources as well as our app for routing and link sharing.
Please also refer to the create-elm-app documentary which describes the deployment process on multiple platforms.