Solver that can calculate the numerical result of any of the functions specified by the user.

functionSolver/
    solver_gui/         - The front-end project written using React and Redux (Javascript)
    solver_service/     - The  back-end project written in Python 3.6
    docker-compose.yaml - docker-compose that runs the fron-end, back-end and mongo-database
    build_images.sh     - Builds the solver_gui and solver_service images
    README.md           - You are here

It is very important to read the README.md files located in the solver_gui and solver_service folders before starting to look at the code.

$ ./build_images.sh
$ docker-compose up -d

You can now go to localhost:80 to see the front-end.

The back-end is on localhost:4001/v1. If you go to localhost:4001/v1/ui you will see a pretty gui that shows all the endpoints on the back-end.

I see you are a person that takes matters into his own hands

To run the the solver_service you can go to the solver_service folder and do

pip install -r requirements.txt

to install the dependencies (you should have a venv activated at this point). Now we can run the application in dev mode

python application.py

or usign a WSGI

uwsgi --http :4001 -w application:application -p 16

Go the the solver_gui directory and do

npm install
npm start

These two commands install the dependencies and then start a dev server

You could still use a mongo database by doing

docker run --name some-mongo --net=host -d mongo

If you don't, you need to have the mongoDB running in your machine and available on port 27017