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--- courses:cs335:spring2019:chemtutor:graphdocumentation [2019/05/16 18:15] – mizer
+++ courses:cs335:spring2019:chemtutor:graphdocumentation [2019/05/18 16:59] (current) – surranc
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 **Installation**
+In order to utilize the graphing module the user must simply log into the chemtutor website and then click on the graphing module. In order for administrators to modify the module, they will need to follow the directions outlined in the chemtutor GitHub page to get the project up and running on their own computer. The administrator will then need to run the web application as a tomcat 8.5 server. In eclipse, this is done by right clicking the project folder and selecting run as -> server. The administrator will then need to spin up the python server. If eclipse has a python plugin installed, this can be accomplished by right clicking on the problemset_server.py file and selecting run as -> run on server. This can also be accomplished by navigating to the file in the terminal and typing python3 problemset_server.py. The user can then modify and test the project.
 **Configuration**
-**Running the Application**
+In order to modify the questions/answers generated by the module, administrators will need to edit the python scripts associated with the module. If the administrator wishes to change the underlying structure of the question bundle sent to the module, they will need to modify the feedback.py file as well. The administrator can modify what information the module tracks by editing the controllers associated with the module. Finally, administrators can modify the appearance of the module by editing the html templates of the module.
+**Running the Application**
+Once changes have been made and the administrator is happy with the functionality/appearance of the module, they can then push their changes to the development branch. A WAR file will then be sent to the server. This will then allow the application to be accessed on the web. Users will be able to access the website by navigating to its URL and logging in.