Interactive Web-Frontend for the Nemo Rule Engine/Reasoner.
This project uses:
- Web assembly to execute the Nemo Rule Engine which is written in Rust
- Web workers to perform heavy computation in the background (Nemo reasoning, Monaco editor)
- File system API for downloading reasoning results
After building the Nemo WASM library, start a development server:
# Copy nemo VSIX extension to the correct location
mkdir nemoVSIX
cp $PATH_TO_NEMO_VSIX/nemo-X.X.X.vsix nemoVSIX/nemo.vsix
# Copy nemo-wasm library to the correct location
cp -r $PATH_TO_NEMO_WASM/nemoWASMBundler ./nemoWASMBundler
npm install
npm run devBefore committing changes:
npm run lint- Programming language: TypeScript
- Single page application framework: Vite
- Rendering: React.js
- State management: React.js and Redux
- Code editor: Monaco Editor
Useful starting points for hacking on the code:
- Implementation of the program execution panel: src/components/rightPanel/executionPanel/ExecutionPanel.tsx
- Interaction with the Nemo web assembly API: src/nemoWorker/NemoRunner.ts
- Example Nemo programs: src/components/examples/files/listOfExamples.ts
- Nemo Syntax highlighting and other language features: src/components/leftPanel/editor/monacoLangaugeNemo.ts
After building the Nemo WASM library, create a production build in the dist folder that can be served by a static web server:
# Copy nemo VSIX extension to the correct location
mkdir nemoVSIX
cp $PATH_TO_NEMO_VSIX/nemo-X.X.X.vsix nemoVSIX/nemo.vsix
# Copy nemo-wasm library to the correct location
cp -r $PATH_TO_NEMO_WASM/nemoWASMBundler ./nemoWASMBundler
npm install
NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=4096 npm run build
# for local preview of the production build
npm preview