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A competitive stopwatch, created for but not limited to lock-picking competitions.
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LockWatch

A competitive stopwatch, created for but not limited to lock-picking competitions.

Build

The whole LockWatch application stack consists out of two parts. The central server application, and a SPA (single page application) client application which is compiled to WASM and served by the server.

Client

To build the client (the client crate) trunk is used.

trunk --config client/Trunk.toml build

Server

After the client is built, the lockwatch server can be built with following command.

cargo build --bin logwatch

Usage

The logwatch server can be used with the following command line arguments.

USAGE:
    lockwatch [OPTIONS]

OPTIONS:
    -a, --address <ADDRESS>          The address to listen on [default: ::1]
    -h, --help                       Print help information
    -p, --port <PORT>                The port to listen on [default: 3000]
    -s, --static-dir <STATIC_DIR>    Path to the directory containing the statically served files
                                     [default: dist]
    -v                               Set the log level. Multiple -v options increase the verbosity
    -V, --version                    Print version information