webtrader: A JavaScript repository from inexuscore

#Webtrader

This repository contains HTML, Javascript, CSS, and images for WebTrader website.

##Project goal The goal of this project is to create a full-screen trading interface for Binary.com according to the following design:

##How to work with this project ####Linux Users $ sudo apt-get install git $ git clone https://github.com/binary-com/webtrader.git $ cd webtrader $ sudo apt-get install node npm $ sudo apt-get install nodejs-legacy $ sudo npm install -g grunt-cli $ npm install $ bower install

####Windows Users

Download and install Git from the official website. Git Bash is included.
Download and install NodeJS from the official website. NPM is included.
Open Git Bash and run the following commands:

$ git clone https://github.com/binary-com/webtrader.git
$ cd webtrader
$ install -g grunt-cli
$ npm install
$ bower install

These will clone the repository, install grunt-cli and then resolve all of the dependencies from package.json and bower.json files.

At this point, your project is properly setup. You can now run following command to start a local server

    $ grunt connect:compressed
    For compressed file serving

    $ grunt connect:uncompressed
    For uncompressed file serving(this is default, you can just do grunt connect)

Running this command will launch local server at http://localhost:9001

You should always combine the above command with

    $ grunt watch

This command will help to automatically run grunt task when files are changed under src directory

In order to get SLOC(Source line of Code, which displays total number of lines of source code) report, run

    $ grunt sloc

To bump release version, run

    $ grunt bump:major

    or

    $ grunt bump:minor

    or

    $ grunt bump:patch

Every checkin or merge into master will trigger travis-ci build and do a release to production.

Every checkin or merge of PR into development will trigger travis-ci build and do a beta release

#####Contribution In order to contribute, please fork and submit pull request by following all the above mentioned coding rules. While submitting your PR, make sure that you deploy your code to your forked gh-pages by running following command, so that the reviewer can have a look at the deployed code:

    $ grunt deploy
    For releasing compressed code

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