Name: BitFlux
Owner: Scott Logic Ltd
Description: A cross-platform financial charting application to showcase the functionality of d3fc components.
Created: 2015-07-14 08:47:46.0
Updated: 2017-12-29 01:58:14.0
Pushed: 2017-01-05 22:22:07.0
Homepage: http://scottlogic.github.io/BitFlux/
Size: 2283
Language: JavaScript
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A cross-platform financial charting application to showcase the functionality of d3fc components.
Visit the website to view the application.
| Version | Build status | View |
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| Latest release (Master) | 
| http://scottlogic.github.io/BitFlux/master/ |
| Development | 
| http://scottlogic.github.io/BitFlux/develop/ |
npm, the package manager for Node.js, is used to manage the project's dependencies. Grunt, a JavaScript task runner, is used to test and build the project.
install -g grunt-cli
install
t
To run on local server, run the grunt task:
t serve
The project is then accessible at http://localhost:PORTNUMBER
For this option to be available, you should have forked the ScottLogic/BitFlux repository to your GitHub account.
To run on GitHub Pages, run the grunt command:
t deploy
The project is then accessible at the obvious address (USERNAME.github.io/REPO-NAME).
To run a development build on a local server, run the grunt task:
t dev
The project is then accessible at http://localhost:PORTNUMBER
This will also start a watch task on the repository, and cause grunt to rebuild and reload the project once any file is changed.
To run the unit tests, run the grunt command:
t test
To generate a code coverage report, run
t test:coverage
This project is licensed under the MIT License.