This simple app stores files in defined formats for example Microsoft Word and PDF, and then displays PDFs or JSON lists to the user. These files are organized by subjects, the user can search files and store them in personal, client-side libraries.
French students personally wrote these files that aim to help others during exam revisions.
If you want to add your own file to 105, head over to the adding form and complete it!
Make sure you have NodeJS 12+ installed on your computer, as well as Git in any form - CLI, UI, GitHub...
First of all, clone the repository from GitHub on your local machine : (this requires Git to be installed)
git clone https://github.com/theovidal/105app.git # Using HTTP
git clone git@github.com:theovidal/105app # Using SSHInstall the required dependencies using your favorite package manager :
npm install # Using NPM
yarn install # Using YarnThen, run the application using the serve command : (Make sure you installed Vue CLI on your system)
npm run serve # Using NPM
yarn serve # Using YarnA web server will start with hot reload enabled, perfect to develop.
To get a built version of the application ready to be served by a HTTP server, use the build command :
npm run build # Using NPM
yarn build # Using YarnFiles will be generated in the dist folder, and the entry point will be the index.html file.
To lint the files and check for formatting, run the lint command :
npm run lint # Using NPM
yarn lint # Using YarnIf a better formatting is available, new code will be written directly inside the concerned files.
If you want to customize the build configuration, check the Configuration Reference on the Vue CLI documentation.
- Main libraries : VueJS, Vuetify
- Maintainer : Théo Vidal
This project is under the GNU GPL v3 license.