Available here: http://cs210.github.io/fair-guide/
You can use either yarn or npm. The commands below should be identical.
Clone this repository and run
npm install
To run a development server on localhost:8080, run
npm run serve
To build a copy into the docs/ folder, run
npm run build
All the submissions are defined in src/data/submissions.json. If you have a CSV spreadsheet of submissions, you can customize the column names in parser.py and run that script on a CSV file to regenerate src/data/submissions.json. For example:
python3 parser.py src/data/2018_responses.csv
The naming in the guide and placement in the map of project categories is defined in src/data/placement.json.
An SVG map of Wallenberg is defined in src/data/floorplan.svg.
To generate the guide, src/js/main.js does a few things:
- it reads all these submissions, the placement file, and the floorplan.
- it renders the map by injecting the placement data into the appropriate areas on the SVG.
- it renders the fair guide entries by grouping all the submissions by their area, and then running each area through a handlebars template.
- finally, the script dumps the renders to an html file in
src/index.html.
Visiting this index.html through any webserver will show a "mobile-friendly" guide. The guide is also print-friendly.
To generate new logos, you can install the Montserrat fonts (available online for free from Google Fonts and FontSquirrel) and add the updated year (e.g. "2018") on top of banner_base.svg or banner_base.png using the Montserrat Bold font, or simply change the year in banner_template.svg or banner_template.ai and export as an SVG with text converted to paths.