weekdaze: A school-timetable problem-solver.
An application which searches for a solution to the configured school-timetable problem.
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| Versions [RSS] [faq] | 0.0.0.1, 0.0.0.2, 0.0.0.3 |
|---|---|
| Change log | changelog.markdown |
| Dependencies | array, base (==4.*), bytestring, Cabal (>=1.10), containers (>=0.4.2.0), cryptohash (>=0.8.0), data-default, deepseq (>=1.1), directory, extra, factory (>=0.3.1), filepath, hxt (>=9.0.0.0), mtl, parallel (>=3.0), random, time, toolshed (>=0.17), unix, weekdaze, xhtml [details] |
| License | LicenseRef-GPL |
| Copyright | (C) 2013-2015 Dr. Alistair Ward |
| Author | Dr. Alistair Ward |
| Maintainer | mailto:weekdaze@functionalley.com |
| Category | Application, Teaching |
| Home page | https://functionalley.com/WeekDaze/weekdaze.html |
| Bug tracker | mailto:weekdaze@functionalley.com |
| Source repo | head: git clone https://github.com/functionalley/WeekDaze |
| Uploaded | by AlistairWard at 2020-08-10T10:38:21Z |
| Distributions | NixOS:0.0.0.3 |
| Executables | weekdaze |
| Downloads | 567 total (12 in the last 30 days) |
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Modules
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- WeekDaze
- Aggregate
- Colour
- WeekDaze.Configuration
- Data
- Database
- WeekDaze.Database.Selector
- Enhanced
- ExecutionConfiguration
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.Criterion
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.CriterionWeight
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.EvolutionStrategies
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.ExecutionOptions
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.LessonCriteriaWeights
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.OptimiseLessonCriteriaWeights
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.TimetableBreederFecundity
- WeekDaze.ExecutionConfiguration.TimetableCriteriaWeights
- Identifiers
- Input
- LinearModel
- LocationView
- Model
- WeekDaze.Model.GeneralisedBooking
- WeekDaze.Model.GenerateLessonColourFrom
- WeekDaze.Model.Lesson
- WeekDaze.Model.Meeting
- WeekDaze.Model.ResourceUser
- WeekDaze.Model.Timetable
- WeekDaze.Model.TimetableAxis
- WeekDaze.Model.TimetableAxisTraversal
- WeekDaze.Model.TimetableAxisTriple
- WeekDaze.Model.TimetableCoordinates
- WeekDaze.Model.TimetableForDay
- WeekDaze.Model.TimetableForWeek
- WeekDaze.Model.Traverse
- OutputConfiguration
- ProblemConfiguration
- WeekDaze.Size
- StudentView
- TeacherView
- Temporal
- Text
Manual Flags
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| hdbc-mysql | Link with the package "HDBC-mysql" & consequently the native MySQL-interface (which will require a development package for | Disabled |
| hdbc-odbc | Link with the package "HDBC-odbc", which the application can use to connect to a generic data-server. | Disabled |
| llvm | Whether the | Disabled |
| printdbqueries | Whether to print SQL-queries as the database is read. N.B.: only relevant when either of the flags 'HDBC-odbc' or 'HDBC-mysql' is True. N.B.: the output will be more readable when | Disabled |
| printdbrows | Whether to print the rows read from the database. N.B.: only relevant when either of the flags 'HDBC-odbc' or 'HDBC-mysql' is True. N.B.: the output will be more readable when | Disabled |
| querydbconcurrently | Whether database-queries should be issued concurrently. | Enabled |
| static | Link statically, perhaps for deployment in an environment where one doesn't have root access. | Disabled |
| threaded | Build for parallel runtime. | Enabled |
Automatic Flags
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| unix | Link with package "unix" when available. | Enabled |
Use -f <flag> to enable a flag, or -f -<flag> to disable that flag. More info
Downloads
- weekdaze-0.0.0.3.tar.gz [browse] (Cabal source package)
- Package description (as included in the package)
Readme for weekdaze-0.0.0.3
[back to package description]WeekDaze
This is "WeekDaze", an application which searches for solutions to the school-timetable problem.
It can read problem-specifications either from a relational database or from an XML-file.
Installation
- It can be built and installed using Cabal.
- Configuration can be read by either from a local XML-file using the Haskell package hxt, or by establishing database-connectivity using one or more of the database-backend Haskell packages "HDBC-odbc" & "HDBC-mysql", & this affects how the product should be built.
- In order to connect to an arbitrary type of RDBMS, HDBC-odbc should be installed, but when connecting specifically to MySQL, one can alternatively install HDBC-mysql (which is slower).
- Before building these database-backend Haskell packages on GNU/Linux the following prerequisites must be observed:
- HDBC-odbc: requires the development version of the package "unixODBC".
- HDBC-mysql: requires either "libmariadb-devel" or the development version of the package "libmysqlclient". CAVEAT: HDBC-mysql-0.6.6.1 is rather picky about the versions of other Haskell packages.
- Before using ODBC to establish database-connectivity:
- An appropriate driver for the type of RDBMS, e.g. MyODBC-unixODBC for MySQL, must be installed.
- A system-wide configuration-file "odbcinst.ini" must be created to define the above database-driver, & a configuration-file ".odbc.ini" must be created to define the available DSNs. These files are described for a various types of DBMS in odbcinst & for MySQL in MySQL Connector/ODBC (examples for the latter case are included in this package).
- An initial MySQL-database can be constructed using the packaged SQL-files.
Documentation
The documentation is in "man/".
Examples
The directory "xml/" contains example-configurations and the directory "xhtml/" contains the corresponding solutions. The packaged SQL-files contain the same example-configurations.
License
For information on copying and distributing this package, see the file "LICENSE" in this directory.
Bug-reporting
Bug-reports should be emailed to weekdaze@functionalley.com.
Testing
The test-suite can be run using:
cabal configure --enable-tests;
cabal build;
cabal test --show-details=always;
Author
This application is written and maintained by Dr. Alistair Ward.