Flashcard revision web application with (planned) $\LaTeX$ support.

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Using make Make has several useful commands configured. The most useful one is make run, which will run the front end and the back end and update both when files are modified.

This requires cargo watch, which will rerun a cargo command when a file change is detected. In this case, make run will use cargo watch -x run

If you have tmux and would like to use it, make run-tmux will start the front and back end in separate tmux sessions. make stop-tmux will kill these sessions

Manually To run the front end, go to the web directory (cd web), and run:

yarn dev -p 5173

Where -p specifies the port number of the website

To run the back end, go to the 'api directory (cd api`), and run:

cargo run

If you would like it to automatically rebuild when you make file changes, see Using make for how to install cargo watch, then use the following command instead of above:

cargo watch -x run

Finally, go to http://localhost:5173 to view the website

You can run both web and API at the same time using make run, or make run-tmux to run the web and API in separate tmux sessions

Linting can be run on both web and API using make lint, and similarly for make format

• The backend API of the website
• Handles connecting to database
• Uses actix for serving the API and sqlx to connect to the database
• Written in Rust 🦀

• The frontend of the website
• Uses React, NextJS and TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS for styling