A place to exchange NVC empathy. Click here for more.

Note: The published branch is the code deployed at https://empathy.chat.

• Anvil - web apps built entirely with Python (See below for more.)
• Jitsi - open source video conferencing

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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• Tests are in a separate repo
• Dependencies:
  • anvil-extras
  • minor custom dependencies (not yet made public): "my slider_text_ticks", MyTimer, pdf_viewer

The app in this repository is built with Anvil, the framework for building web apps with nothing but Python. You can clone this app into your own Anvil account to test and modify.

First, fork this repository to your own GitHub user account. Click on the top right of this repo to fork it to your own account.

Then go to the Anvil Editor (you might need to sign up for a free account) and click on “Clone from GitHub” (underneath the “Blank App” option):

Enter the URL of your forked GitHub repository. If you're not yet logged in, choose "GitHub credentials" as the authentication method and click "Connect to GitHub".

Finally, click "Clone App".

The app will then be in your Anvil account, ready for you to run it or start editing it! Any changes you make will be automatically pushed back to your fork of this repository, if you have permission! You might want to make a new branch.

Find the Run button at the top-right of the Anvil editor:

If you’re new to Anvil, welcome! Anvil is a platform for building full-stack web apps with nothing but Python. No need to wrestle with JS, HTML, CSS, Python, SQL and all their frameworks – just build it all in Python.

To learn more about Anvil, visit https://anvil.works.

If you are just starting out with Anvil, why not try the 10-minute Feedback Form tutorial? It features step-by-step tutorials that will introduce you to the most important parts of Anvil.

Anvil also has tutorials on:

• Multi-User Applications
• And much more....

The Anvil reference documentation provides comprehensive information on how to use Anvil to build web applications. You can find the documentation here.

If you want to get to the basics as quickly as possible, each section of this documentation features a Quick-Start Guide.