Antiderivative Project

Setup

Once the repo is downloaded, navigate to client/ and run npm install to install the dependencies. Then navigate to _server/ and make sure that you have poetry installed on your computer, and run poetry install to install the server dependencies. Then, make sure to set up the expected .env file by running cp .env.example .env.

How to run

Open two separate terminal instances, and use one to navigate to client/ and run npm run dev to set up the web environment. In the other instance, navigate to _server/ and run poetry shell, then run python3 manage.py runserver. Now you can access the app at localhost:8000.

Antiderivatives

Antiderivatives are added through the localhost:8000/admin page. Make an admin account by running python3 manage.py createsuperuser and following those directions. Once you log into the admin page, add Antiderivative objects, adding the starting integral text into InputLatex, and adding the template of the solution into SolutionTemplate . Constants should be marked like this: {;a;} or {;b;}, with any single letter inside. Then make Constant models which correspond to those letter. Make the name of the Constant the same as what you put inside the {; ;}. Assign the Constant to the Antiderivative which it corresponds to.

Antiderivative Example

• Antiderivative
  • InputLatex: \int e^{{;a;}x}\cos({;b;}x),dx
  • SolutionTemplate: e^{{;a;}x}\frac{{;b;}\sin({;b;}x)+{;a;}\cos({;b;}x)}{{;a;}^2+{;b;}^2}+C
• Constant1
  • Name: a
• Constant2
  • Name: b

2610 Django + Vite Starting Point

This project serves as a starting point you to use as a starting point for Django applications that use Vite as the asset server for development. You are welcome to us this project for all of your assignments beginning with Module 5.

Strategy

This application is a hybrid MPA and SPA. It reuses all of the login stuff that we did at the end of module 3 - there is a separate page for signup/signin. Once a user is logged in they are redirected to the / view which then renders the SPA application created using React and Vite.

Creating a new application

1. Clone the repo git clone [email protected]:dittonjs/2610DjangoViteStarter.git <your-new-project-name>. Replace <your-new-project-name> with the name you want give to your project.
   • If you are using GitHub for version control, a better option would be to fork the repository instead of clone it.
2. Open the pyproject.toml file and change the name property. You should use - to separate words in your name for this property.
3. This project was set up using Python 3.11. You might have an older version installed. If you run into an error later that says that your activated Python version isn't compatible, the in the pyproject.toml file, just change the version there to match the version that you have installed. If you do this, you need to make sure that the lock file gets regenerated. You can do this by running poetry lock --no-update or by simply deleting the poetry.lock file (it will get regenerated when you run poetry install)/

Initial Setup

1. Change the name property in the pyproject.toml file to be something unique to your project.
2. In the root directory, install the python dependencies poetry install
3. In the client directory, install the javascript dependencies npm install
4. In the _server directory, create a new file called .env
5. Copy the contents of _server/.env.example into the newly created .env file.
6. Activate the poetry env poetry shell
7. In the _server directory, run the migrations python manage.py migrate

Running the appliction

1. In the client directory run npm run dev
2. In the _server directory (with your poetry env activated) run python manage.py runserver
3. Visit your application at http://localhost:8000

Using this project for future classes/personal projects

Many students in the past have chosen to use this starter app template for projects in other classes like CS3450 and for personal projects. I strongly encourage you to do so! Please check with your other instructors before you use this project as a starting point for their classes. You may also want to add your name to the author field in the pyproject.toml file.