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Development on Gitpod
Gitpod is an easy way to set up the development environment. It launches ready to use workspaces.
Fork the repository! Launching CircuitVerse on Gitpod is very easy. It can be done in the following ways:
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Click on the Gitpod toggle button in the readme.
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Add gitpod.io/# at the beginning of the page link. i.e gitpod.io/#https://github.com/CircuitVerse/CircuitVerse
After clicking on the above link, Gitpod will confirm which Github Account you want to use. Choose your Account and Gitpod will start loading your Workspace.
It will then pull Docker images
After completely loading, your workspace will be created. It will then install all the packages.
Finally, make the ports public.
Your workspace has been successfully created! Cheers 🍺
This is how your workspace looks
CircuitVerse has been set to auto preview mode and so you can view the local port on the same screen on the right side. You can now simultaneously make changes and view them. This however takes some time to load, wait for some time to view the same.
After making changes you can save them to your workspace and re-run the preview using the command:
bundle exec rails s
At last, you can close your workspace by clicking on File -> Close Workspace
and then stop the workspace by File -> Stop Workspace
. This will redirect you to your Dashboard where you can restart it again.
CircuitVerse is a web-based simulation software for creating and testing digital circuits. The easy drag and drop feature makes it easier and a fun way to learn about logic circuits and also compatible to be used by teachers as well as students. From simple gates to complex sequential circuits, plot timing diagrams, automatic circuit generation, explore standard ICs, and much more, CircuitVerse has got you covered. It also lets the user store and access the previously built circuits to build yet more complex circuits and generate truth tables for the constructed circuits.
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