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covid19-gallery

v1.0.25

Published

3d Gallery App displaying numbers by country about COVID-19

Downloads

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Maintainers

tobiutobiu

Keywords

javascriptfrontendframeworkwebworkerecmascriptcssjson

Readme

neo.mjs covid19

A multi-threaded Gallery showing countries affected by COVID 19.

You can configure and sort the gallery with the controls on the right side, resulting in a firework of CSS3 transitions.

This is a perfect performance demo for the webworkers driven UI framework neo.mjs.

Content

  1. Online Versions
  2. Preview Image
  3. Getting Started
  4. Docs App
  5. Multithreading
  6. Attribution

Online Versions

You can find the Online Versions here on GitHub Pages (COVID-19 Gallery).

Preview Image

Getting Started

  1. Clone this repo to your system to get the project files

    git clone https://github.com/neomjs/covid19.git

  2. Open the checked out top level folder inside your terminal

    cd covid19

  3. Install the required node modules & run all relevant build scripts at once

    npm run build-all

  4. Make sure to use a local WebServer!

    • Use a local webserver of your choice
    • OR npm run server-start

Docs App

Since this app shell was created using:

npx neo-app

we do get documentation views for our app source code out of the box:

localhost/covid19/docs/index.html

Multithreading

In case you want to take a closer look at the workers setup, take a look into the Chrome dev tools Sources:

Your app code will get loaded into the App thread.

Attribution

  1. This App is created using the neo.mjs UI framework.
  2. Data provided by NovelCOVID/API.
  3. Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com.

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Build with :heart: in Germany.

Copyright (c) 2020 - today, Tobias Uhlig