CodaV2 the second version of Coda, an interactive tool that helps you label short text datasets.
CodaV2's source code is written in Dart 2.0. In order to install Dart, you should follow the instructions from the dartlang website.
After you have installed Dart, you can run the project locally using the webdev command line tool, which needs to be activated first:
$ pub global activate webdev
Before the first run and if any new packages are added, the Dart package manager needs to be run as well:
CodaV2/webapp$ pub get
You can now run the CodaV2/webapp/ project with run_dev_local.sh. This copies the developer firebase constants into
the web/assets directory, then starts a development server via webdev serve:
CodaV2/webapp$ ./run_dev_local.sh
When you're ready for deployment, the code needs to be converted from Dart to JavaScript:
CodaV2/webapp$ webdev build
This will create a CodaV2/webapp/build/ folder which you can copy onto the HTTP serving server (you can skip the packages/ folder, as that's not needed).
You can run the tests with the following command:
CodaV2/webapp$ pub run test -p chrome
To deploy the web app to Firebase, first install the Firebase functions dependencies:
CodaV2/functions$ npm install
Then run the deploy.sh script contained in the deployment/ folder. This will build the webapp and then deploy it to Firebase for serving.
The deploy script requires access to a firebase constants config file which should be passed as a command line argument as follows:
CodaV2$ deployment/deploy.sh path/to/firebase/deployment/constants.json