Run netscope in localhost

[beige90]

Thanks for the great tool!
I would like to run this on my local machine but doesn't know how. I ran npm install and npm start but didn't know what to do next. How can I do so?

[ethereon]

In a bit of an abuse of convention, npm start currently launches the watchify process that generates netscope.js. However, once it has been generated, you can launch a local instance by just statically serving the files (for instance, using python -m SimpleHTTPServer)

[beige90]

@ethereon Thank you. I could run netscope in my local machine. Can you teach me briefly about how it works especially the netscope.js generation and what it does?

[ethereon]

Netscope is written in CoffeScript. The watchify command basically watches for changes to the CoffeeScript sources and compiles them into a single javascript file (netscope.js).

The parser (generated from the included peg.js grammar) parses Caffe's prototxt and creates a DAG, which is rendered as an SVG using dagre.

[thesby]

Could you please give a detailed description about the usage in localhost ?

[thesby]

OK, I have solved it. Thank you.
Could you please show the input size and output size of each layer if the size of data-layer is given ?

[coocoky]

@thesby how you solved? Could you please give a detailed description about the usage in localhost ?

[rlnx]

@coocoky, I'd suggest using node.js http-server

npm install http-server -g
cd netscope
http-server

If you want to make changes in the source code, install dependencies vianpm install. And then run npm start, it will enable live translation from CoffeeScript to JS.

[changshuchao]

@thesby how you solved? Could you please give a detailed description about the usage in localhost ?

[changshuchao]

@RuslanIsrafilov Witch OS？ WINDOWS? Linux？

[rlnx]

@changshuchao, here is crossplatform solution.

[changshuchao]

@RuslanIsrafilov tks，bro