Cognition is - plain and simple - a flashcard application. If you've used Quizlet, Cognition should feel quite familiar.
The Java project is located inside the cognition directory. Click here
to read the project description.
The documentation for each deliverable is located inside the docs directory. Click here to read the deliverable documentation.
Developed by:
- Magnus Rødseth
- Julian Grande
- Thomas Hasvold
- Henrik Skog
- JavaFX (client application)
- Java
- Maven
- Spring Boot (web server application)
Make sure you have Maven installed and can successfully use mvn in your terminal. Launching the application using Gitpod should automatically solve this issue for you. If you are on Mac or Linux, simply open the terminal and write brew install maven if you do not have Maven installed locally already.
The cognition project supports using make as a wrapper for running mvn commands. This is done to improve the quality of life for the current developers and "future" developer, i.e. the person grading this project.
# Navigate to the cognition directory.
cd cognition
# Install dependencies, start application server, and start client application.
# Alternatively, "make app" does the same.
make
# Install dependencies, and run tests for all modules.
make test
# Print the available targets.
make helpmake test and make are all that is needed to run tests and the Cognition application.
Please see the Makefile for more information on the targets we have made.
# Navigate to the cognition directory.
cd cognition
# Install dependencies and run tests in all modules.
mvn clean install
# Start Spring Boot server on port for application logic.
cd api && mvn spring-boot:run
# Run the client application.
cd ui && mvn javafx:run
# Stop Spring Boot server running on port for application logic
lsof -t -i:8080 | xargs kill -9As seen in the commands above, the make option is clearly quicker and more pleasant for the developer.
Click here for more information on packaging the application.