Current version: 1.3.1
MARIE.js is an implementation of a simulator for a 'Machine Architecture that is Really Intuitive and Easy' from The Essentials of Computer Organization and Architecture (Linda Null, Julia Lobur) in JavaScript.
It is used within the unit FIT1047 - Introduction to computer systems, networks and security at Monash University
Latest Stable: https://github.com/MARIE-js/MARIE.js/releases/latest
Latest Release: https://github.com/MARIE-js/MARIE.js/archive/master.zip
This is for web developers who would like to develop, build or deploy the MARIE.js project. If this is you, then continue reading below.
MARIE.js is essentially a front-end only site with no servers or databases.
The tools we use are npm and grunt, which makes developing this project
a little easier.
It is recommended that you use a Unix-like operating system to build, test and
run the code. You'll need to install npm, then run the following commands to
install dependencies, build the release version, and run a localhost server as
well as opening the default browser directing to the localhost site.
npm run start
To test and build the development version of MARIE.js, run the following commands.
npm run start
# or if you are using yarn
yarn start
To build just run
npm run build
# or if you are using yarn
yarn build
cd /path/to/repo/MARIE.js
npm install
npm install grunt-cli
npm install electron //for electron branch
grunt test # you need JRE 8 for this command
grunt bar-dev
To view full to-do list visit: MARIE-js#162
We use jsdoc for documenting the code. This can be found within the doc
folder.
If you want to build the documentation website again (if you have, say, made some changes to the documentation of the JavaScript code), then run this command.
grunt jsdoc
If you would like to contribute to this project, simply fork this repository then make the changes to the forked repository. Once changes are made, perform a pull request to this repository. We'll review the pull request, and if it is accepted, we'll add your name to our license.
[HF] HotFix
[P] Patch
[PROV] Provisioning Update
[CU] Cumulative Update
[MU] Migration Updates
[D] Dependency Update
[DOC] Documentation Updates
[UI] User Input/Ouput Update
[UX] User Experience Update
[GAPI] Google API Updates
[O] Other
Copyright © 2016 - 2019 Jason Nguyen, Saurabh Joshi, Eric Jiang, Erfan Norozi, Josh Nelsson-Smith, Guido Tack Copyright © 2017 - 2019 Monash University
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