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3bb1e3deef9906787e13b1bb81364c3c439ceb37

Add MIT License to project

nnot-inept committed 7 years ago
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2d46d8f0febde7f22b263fb94baeaba2f9754b53

Added live generated chart from finance data graphed over time. Doesn't look good for the client T_T

committed 7 years ago
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7524fb08c50e36d577e80261f9d262ee4665ecf2

Set primer for live graphing finance data, added live current price. Still relying on api though, no db in sight

committed 7 years ago
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547d1cd88088321f8704acdef3603ddbbe9e8034

Improved event API, modified component generation, made it dynamic, and integrated event api

committed 7 years ago
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76fe5f462696e1b076c348cf6d2e39ff79c5fc7a

Hooked up WebUI to server, now served at index, fixed alexa feed to comply

committed 7 years ago
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f22342fca806c2267e278b2c9229c69edd8b3c1f

Finance api now available, access at host/finance

committed 7 years ago

README

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ge-flash-briefing

First, we'd like to have Rust be running its latest and greatest. If you don't have Rust installed, please do so. If you do have it, run: rustup update

This will update rust, which is always good! Probably.

Then, we'd like to build our WebUi. You'll need NodeJS and NPM installed. They are pretty easy to get too, so if you don't have em, grab em! It isn't very complicated, but the tools we used to make are very complicated. Go ahead and run:

cd webui;
npm install;
npm run-scripts build;

This gets us into our webui's directory, installs the dependencies for our build tools, then does that good ole build!

Now we can run our code! To do that, just go ahead and run: cargo run

If you want to run the production code, do: cargo run --release

The production code is a better optimized version that takes significantly longer to compile.