[1] 20110717, Jaehoon Lee (alphahoon@kaist.ac.kr), School of Computing
[2] 20120281, Youngeun Kim (dhdepddl@kaist.ac.kr), Department of Mathematical Sciences
[3] 20130201, Hyunwoo Kim (khw0726@kaist.ac.kr), Department of Chemistry
[4] 20150559, Seayeon Lee (syeonlee@kaist.ac.kr), School of Computing
Cooky is a service which can help you to distribute your cooking works with others. Watch our Demo Video on the YouTube.
Notice: Before accessing our prototype, we strongly recommend you to use the latest version of the Chrome browser in order to resolve potential browser-specific issues.
- GitHub Pages: https://alphahoon.github.io
- AWS (alternative): http://alphahoon.com/Brit
- May not work depending on the server health
- Or, you can manually download our project from the GitHub repository and build on your own (Refer the following section '05. Developing Environment Setting')
- index.html: the main entry file
- src/App.vue: the main Vue component
- src/components/: the sub UI components, grouped by each page
- src/store.js: the Vuex state manager
- src/recipe.js: the recipe data
- assets/, src/assets/: the static asset files
- Node with NPM
- Bower
- Vue
- Vuex (Enables Central State Managements feature of Vue)
- Vue-loader (Enables Single File Component feature of Vue)
- Webpack (Generated by webpack-simple template using vue-cli)
$ sudo npm install -g bower
In the project root directory, type:
$ npm install
$ bower install
In the project root directory, type:
$ npm run build
If you want to use Vue.js devtools on your Chrome browser, you should run a local server on your machine. In that case, type:
$ npm run dev
The whole steps above can be executed at once with this one-line command:
$ git clone https://github.com/alphahoon/Brit.git && cd Brit && sudo npm i -g bower && npm i && bower i && npm run build
Thank you for reading, and please enjoy our application! :)