This document summarizes a small and fast web application built with the Haskell Snap framework. It can be run on Windows by cloning the git repository, running the go.bat file, and configuring the server.cfg file. The application allows users to open files, view section lists and contents, but currently lacks semantic analysis, search, filtering, and structure rearrangement capabilities.

1. • This is small and fast web application
based on “The Haskell Snap” framework
• To test the app you need to clone the git
repository
• The repository includes the executable file
“dist/build/cda/cda.exe” and “go.bat” file in
the root of the repo to start applcation
server

2. • There is “server.cfg” file in the root of the
repo with configuration parameters of the
server.
• You can set up your own values to the
“server.cfg” file before start the server.
• Compiled version of the app works on MS
Windows only (tested on XP, 7, 8, 8.1, 10
versions of the MS Windows)

3. • To start the server you need run the Windows
“cmd.exe” then change directory to root of the
pureCdaViewer repo and to type “go”
• The server stops with two “<CTRL+C>”
• On the MS Windows platform the Snap web
server can be run as a system service with help
the tools such as NSSM (http://nssm.cc/)

4. • To open new file click on the dark-green
button, select the file and the number
items of the sections on the one page
• You will see the list of sections of the
document.
• Every item is clickable and scrolls down
shows the text content of the section

5. There is not yet:
• semantic analisys of the diocument
• search and filter functions
• good UI for rearrange the structure of the
document.
Author: SLikhachev <polaughing@yahoo.com>
Copyright: SLikhachev <polaughing@yahoo.com>