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* Split out functions "{g,s}etFormConfigSingle()" from
"setConfigForm()";
* Rename original "setConfigForm()" to "setFormConfigs()", and uses
"{g,s}etFormConfigSingle()" to simplify;
* Update other places accordingly.
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* Fix the validation for some "input[type=number]" element;
By default, the number type input only accept *integer*. By setting
the 'step="any"' attribute, the float numbers are also valid.
* Add form input validation styles for ":valid" and ":invalid" pseudo
classes.
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* milligram.css: Remove the "sourceMappingURL"
* main.js: Add "use strict";
* utils.py: Add a TODO task
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* Rewrite "configs.js" to be more modular and generic
* Bind functions to button click event
* Implement the function to set form fields to given configuration data
* Implement the function to reset server-side configurations
* Implement the function to load user configuration file on server
* Implement get the configuration data from the server
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NOTE:
Still missing important client-side functions to be usable, e.g.,
set the configuration form according to the received data from the
server, and mark the error states on the fields with invalid values.
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* Server side:
+ Update the "on_message()" method to support 3 types of message
requests (i.e., "configs", "console", and "results");
+ Add messages stub handlers: "_handle_{configs,console,results}()";
+ Reorder the methods
+ Client side:
+ Change timeout before reconnection to 3000 ms;
+ Parse the received JSON message to JS object;
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Also add a global variable "ws_reconnect" to control the timeout between
reconnection and the maximum reconnection times (default: 100).
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Add a label to the header banner to show the WebSocket support status
and connection status.
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The js code still misses many necessary functions.
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Milligram is a minimalist CSS framework (only CSS).
https://milligram.github.io/
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normalize.css: https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css
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FontAwesome: http://fontawesome.io/
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