'Vocabulary shop' to view, search and study Japanese words.
This is a front-end for the VocJEM data; dashboard and API.
Both the dashboard and API are available as docker containers:
The API uses python3 and flask to host the API server. The API returns a (potentially empty) list of results in JSON format. The current API endpoint can be reached at: https://api.vocya.hetorus.nl/.
Either run the API using the docker container mentioned above, or manually using the steps below.
Install poetry: https://python-poetry.org/docs/
Ensure poetry works by running:
poetry --version
Otherwise ensure that the location poetry is installed in, is added to the path.
Configure poetry to create the virtualenvs in the project folder:
poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true
# go to the api directory
cd api
# install the required dependencies
poetry install
# run the API
poetry run python3 main.pyMake sure to change the api.vocya.hetorus.nl domain name when running the API locally
Query all words
https://api.vocya.hetorus.nl/words
Query words with id='jem1-2'
https://api.vocya.hetorus.nl/word/jem1-2
Query words with chapter='jem1-1'
https://api.vocya.hetorus.nl/chapter/jem1-1/words
Query words with course='jem1' chapter='jem1-1' and id='jem1-1'
https://api.vocya.hetorus.nl/course/jem1/chapter/jem1-1/word/jem1-1
Searching is no longer supported on the API side, searching within returned words for a course/chapter/all should be performed client-side.
The front-end dashboard of Vocya showing the results of the API calls to the Vocya API. By default 'live search' is enabled, and every keystroke sends a 'search' API call and shows the results. When 'live search' is disabled by clicking on the button, a manual search button is enabled to send the 'search' API call when clicked. When clicking on the results, a single result page is opened where the 'raw properties' are shown. 'Search only in dutch/hiragana/nihongo/romaji' is enabled by default. If this is enabled, only these specific fields (equivalent fields for courses and chapters) are searched instead of every field (including id, chapter, chapter_name, etc) by issuing a 'wildcard search'. The current dashboard is hosted at: https://vocya.hetorus.nl
Either run the Dashboard using the docker container mentioned above, or manually using the steps/scripts below.
# if any of the below commands fail on permission errors, prefix them with sudo
# remove yarn is previously present on the system
sudo apt remove yarn
# make sure that node.js >= 16.10 is installed
# enable corepack
corepack enable
# update to the latest version
yarn set version stable
# install the dependencies of the project
yarn installRun the following command to run the dev server:
yarn start
This starts the development server on localhost:3000
Run the following command to build the application:
yarn build
This updates the version number (if changed in package.json) and builds the application
The Semantic Versioning, also known as "semver", is used:
Version: major.minor.patch
Run one of the following commands:
yarn release-patch // increments the patch number of the version
yarn release-minor // increments the minor number of the version
yarn release-major // increments the major number of the version
After these commands are executed, make sure to create a tag with matching version number (e.g. matching v${npm_package_version}), and push this to the repository, e.g:
git tag -a vX.Y.Z -m "vX.Y.Z"
git push --tags
This causes the CI/CD to create a tagged docker image for both the API and the dashboard with this version number.
MIT License, Copyright (c) 2023 Tim Klein Nijenhuis tim@hetorus.nl
