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Camlator

Final project repo for CS 3110

OCaml External Dependencies: (can get these using opam install) lablgtk lwt lwt_glib cohttp cohttp-lwt-unix str yojson

Completely External Dependencies (outside of OCaml): Node.js

How to Run Camlator: Note that all the clients and servers may need to be connected to the same wifi.

To start Camlator you must first configure the IP address you will be using in the source code by going to line 90 of src/chat_server.ml and changing the variable ip_addr to your IP address. Similarly, you have to do the same in the src/chatclient.ml in line 42. You can put in 127.0.0.1 to run it locally.

After configuring the IP address in src/chat_server.ml and src/chatclient.ml, then you are all set to run Camlator. In the src directory, and make.

To run Camlator, the server MUST be running first. So first, go to the src directory and run ./chat_server.byte. Only one person may run the server. If there is an error running this because of a bind issue, wait for a minute or so. If this doesn't work, change the port on lines 92 of src/chat_server.ml and line 44 of src/chat_client.ml.

In a different terminal (or the same one if you ran ./chat_server.byte in the background), you can now run ./chatbox.byte to start up the GUI for a client. You can run this in as many terminals as you want to spawn clients on your machine.

You can clean up everything by running make clean.

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