text-io-web-example

Introduction

The source code is available on GitHub.

text-io-web-example is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license. Click on the icon below to read the license file:

This project shows you how to integrate a WebTextTerminal into a web application.

Click on the image below to see a sample run of the application.

This simple application demonstrates:

modular front-end design: the client-side component of the WebTextTerminal is installed from the npm repository. The application also uses two other npm packages: a date-picker and a table builder. The modules are bundled using webpack.
handling input data: the date-picker value is sent as initData to the server-side Text-IO runner.
handling output data: the table data generated by the the server-side Text-IO runner is retrieved by the table-builder and rendered as a HTML table.

You need Java 8 or newer in order to use text-io-web-example.

Command Line Build

text-io-web-example is built with Gradle and requires JDK 8 or higher. Clone the GitHub repository, cd into the top directory and start the build:

git clone https://github.com/beryx/text-io-web-example.git
cd text-io-web-example
./gradlew clean build            (On Windows: gradlew clean build)

IntelliJ Idea

start the IntelliJ Idea IDE
open build.gradle
to automatically run webpack, check the settings box "Delegate IDE build/run actions to gradle":

Eclipse