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========
==
edX JS
Draw
========
==
========
edX JS
ME
========
`edx-jsdraw` is an add on component for the `edX platform
<https://github.com/edx/edx-platform>`_ which provides a new problem type:
'JSDraw Input'. This problem type integrates the `JSDraw molecule editor
<http://www.scilligence.com/web/jsdraw.aspx>`_ seamlessly into an edX course.
`JSDraw` is not FOSS--it does require a license. Scilligence has provided a
license for edx.org to use this component, but it may not be used by other
parties without a valid license. As such, this repository is private and should
only be installed by edx.org.
`edx-jsme` is an add on component for the `edX platform
<https://github.com/edx/edx-platform>`_ which provides a new problem type:
'Molecular Structure'. This problem type integrates the `JSME molecule editor
<http://peter-ertl.com/jsme/>`_ seamlessly into an edX course.
Usage
-----
When `edx-js
draw` is installed, a new problem type, 'JSDraw Input', is available
under 'Advanced'. Once a 'JSDraw Input' problem is added to a course, the
problem template itself contains instructions for editing.
When `edx-js
me` is installed, a new problem type, 'Molecular Structure', is
available under 'Advanced'. Once a 'Molecular Structure' problem is added to a
course, the
problem template itself contains instructions for editing.
Installation
------------
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@@ -26,7 +21,7 @@ This package is installed on the Python path in the normal way, eg. via a pip
requirements file. Then you just need to add this app to `INSTALLED_APPS` for
both STUDIO and the LMS::
# Add
JSDraw
problem type
INSTALLED_APPS += ('edx_js
draw
',)
# Add
Molecular Structure
problem type
INSTALLED_APPS += ('edx_js
me
',)
That's it! Pretty easy.
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