A web interface for Themis, written in Node.js
The most straightforward way to run is to download a prebuilt version of the project here. This includes all production required modules, as well as a bundled Node.js executable (Windows only) and a batch script file to quickly start the server (Windows only, again).
After downloading, extract the archive, do the configuration and execute run.bat. The script will setup proper environment variables and launch the server.
The source code also provides a prebuilt production-ready version of Browserify index.js.
In addition to the source code, you should have the following apps/scripts installed:
After cloning the source code open a terminal and type:
npm install --production
When the module installation finishes you can start the server anytime with:
npm start
The most basic configurations are available in config.js, which includes:
- Contest name
- Toggle scoreboard function
- Contest mode, which includes:
- Timing for submit
- Contest clock
- Hiding results before contest ends
Accounts are automatically parsed from data\account.xml (I know, WTF, but it keeps backwards-compability with the old web server. Furthermore, it supports editing from Excel.)
Themis' online submitting directory should be changed to data\submit. There's currently no way to change that (there will be in the future).
Any public files should be put into data\files directory. It will automatically be cached into the server to avoid LFI attacks.
For best compatibility with my own build scripts I recommend using yarn over npm. Currently the build scripts should work fine with npm however this is not promised in the future.
First run yarn (npm install with npm) to install all build modules. This could take some time, as there are lots of modules required.
Open a terminal within the source code's root folder and type yarn build (npm build with npm) to build the .zip package. It will be available in the dist folder.
Alternatively yarn build-jsx (npm run build-jsx) can be used to only build the JSX files with Browserify.
Please follow the ESLint restrictions included with the source code. I am glad to look at any problem you face and will kindly respond to all legitimate PRs so do not hesitate. Feature requests are also welcomed, however if you only come up with the idea and no details or any intent to code / help me out with its implementation, please go away.
All code files ends a line with LF. Only real data files (e.g. log files in tests/) can be allowed to end with CRLF. I will disaprove any PR using CRLF.
If any changes are made to .jsx files, a yarn build-jsx must be ran (on Linux, recommended) to recompile the public/js/index.js file. This is required to help anyone who wish to run the project from source without rebuilding everything. If neccessary I will further push an official build-jsx build if the build environment is different.
- Basic functions (submitting, judge result receiving).
- Account parsing.
- Account registration.
- Account modification.
- Offline submission saving with
localStorage. - Online submission saving.
- Judge result parsing.
- Public file serving.
- Web code editor.
- More lightweight JS file (now gzipped to under 512kB!).
- Auto update.
- Scoreboard.