Allows you to organize your contacts. Note, as of now this is still work in progress, the application now works only in the single user mode.
- Written with HTML, JavaScript, CSS
- Can work offline
- Contacts can always be stored to the cloud when connection appears
- Can work in the standalone mode without server (configurable during installation)
- Fast and lightweight
The interface is self-explanatory. On the left hand side there is a list of the all available contacts are listed ordered alphabetically by their first and last names.
Activate the '+' button right of the search field.
Activate the 'x' button next to the contact or in the contact details panel.
Activate a contact, it will become highlighted in the list of contacts and the contact details panel will be shown.
Activate the eye-close icon on the contact details panel, the panel will be hidden.
Open the contact details panel by selecting the contact in the list of contacts and edit the contact details. The changes will be automatically saved locally without any extra actions.
If you want to store the local changes to the cloud to be available in the next session, just activate the button with a cloud and an arrow.
It is recommended to use a modern browser that supports local storage. Building of the application is at the moment an optional step, you can run it directly from the sources.
This is the default mode, in this mode no server is required, the browser local storage will be used to save the retrieve the contacts.
In this mode you do not even need to have a web server, index.html can just be opened in a browser and the application will be fully functional. Storing to the cloud in this case will be storing to the browser local storage.
If you want to reset the state of the local storage to defaults, execute the following code in the browser console (as of now no separate button for this in the application):
localStorage.removeItem("contacts-book-contacts");Install Node.js node-js if you do not yet have it on your machine, run npm install in the root of the project to install the needed dependencies.
Run the server in server/src with node server.local.storage.js. The server will serve the application at http://localhost:8000.
Install Node.js node-js if you do not yet have it on your machine, run npm install in the root of the project to install the needed dependencies.
Run the server in server/src with node server.js. The server will store the contacts to the disk when asked in contacts.nedb. The server will serve the application at http://localhost:8000.
In index.html substitute the local storage version of the service providing contacts with the server storage one. Change
<script src="client/src/localstorage.js"></script>
<!--<script src="client/src/serverstorage.js"></script>-->
to
<!--<script src="client/src/localstorage.js"></script>-->
<script src="client/src/serverstorage.js"></script>
Install Node.js node-js if you do not yet have it on your machine.
Run npm install in the root of the project, this will download the Node modules you need during
development. Then run npm install -g grunt-cli to install the grunt command line interface which is a requirement for being able to build the project.
To run unit tests execute grunt karma:unit, end-to-end tests grunt karma:e2e. All tests can be run with grunt karma.
For running end-to-end tests a local instance of the application should be available at http://localhost:8000, please, refer to the section on how to configure and launch the application. Also it is assumed that the default list of contacts is available for the application.
Build can be run by running grunt in the root of the project. By default the unit tests will be run as part of the build.
Currently no source minification is performed and the application load unminified source files (both JavaScript and CSS). Changes in the source code then will be picked up automatically provided the browser caching is switched off.
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