Introduction

An Google appengine deployment of some functionality based on sanskrit-coders/sanskritnlpjava and related projects.

Users

Web-UI users

• The corresponding webserver hosts pages such as: http://sanskritnlp.appspot.com/forms/Chandas-de.htm etc..
  • (These are listed from https://sites.google.com/site/sanskritcode/projects.)
• Last update : 2017-03-23

Contributors

Links to general comments

See indic-transliteration/README for the following info:

• Setup
• Deployment
  • Regarding maven targets in intellij
  • Building a jar.
• Technical choices
  • Scala

Deploying to google cloud.

• Note that we're using appengine-maven-plugin in <pom-war.xml>. In intellij pass this file explicitly with -f pom-war.xml.
  • It's use is described here.
• mvn appengine:update should do the trick - if you have right maven version.
  • If you are doing this from intellij:
    • a browser window will pop up, get SSO authentication done,
    • give you a code to paste in the maven widget.
• Local build
  • Alternative: mvn clean install
    • Files are output in target/ .
  • Intellij AppEngineDev plugin
    • Uses the artifacts:
      • sanskritnlpjava-g-appengine-exploded.war, which includes sanskritnlpjava.
• Local dev server run: mvn appengine:devserver
• Manage online at https://console.cloud.google.com . Navigate around a bit.
  • Quotas link.
    • As of 201705 - seems to include 1GB incoming and outgoing bandwitdth.