build20AcceleratedSpark/demo

*** This app uses React, React Router and React Responsive. ***

*** To change settings in this app, in App.js ***

1. Set themes and query descriptions in the state.
2. Create routes to display pairs of meters (CPU, FPGA) in either Grid (row, col) or Tabs components:
    a. Pass selected record data sets, styled themes and query descriptions.
    b. Pass scalar to set display size (defaults to 1)
    c. Pass effects to turn on/off blur and saturation filters on the Meter component (defaults to true).
    d. Use React Responsive Media Query with scalar for responsive scaling of the pairs of meters.

*** The Project Hierarchy (with descriptions) ***

public: themes: (each folder contains color themed jpg and svg images for meter component) blue: green: green2: magenta: orange: purple: src: components: App.js - loads the data, sets up the themes and query descriptions and handles the routing Grid.jsx - composes the pairs of meters in a centered row of columns Query.jsx - composes the paired CPU and FPGA components in a centered row of columns CPU.jsx - presents a meter using CPU specific settings FPGA.jsx - presents a meter using FPGA specific settings Meter.jsx - displays a simulation of a live metering of data processing ProgressGrower.jsx - displays a custom made progress bar unused: ProgressSlider.jsx - displays a custom progress spinner Tabs.jsx - composes the pairs of meters in a tab navigation data: cpu.json - stores the data in the cpu csv files as arrays of records fpga.json - stores the data in the fpgs csv files as arrays of records

models:
    Record.js - a javascript class model for a row of data from the CPU and FPGA csv query files
    Theme.js - a javascript class model for a styled theme for the Grid and Meter components
queries: 
    cpu:
    fpga:
utilities:
    count.js - a node js app to verify the total data processed
    csv2json.js - a node js app to convert csv data files to json (reads all files in src/queries folder and writes json files to src/data folder).

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Available Scripts

In the project directory, you can run:

npm start

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npm test

Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.
See the section about running tests for more information.

npm run build

Builds the app for production to the build folder.
It correctly bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance.

The build is minified and the filenames include the hashes.
Your app is ready to be deployed!

See the section about deployment for more information.

npm run eject

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