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A demo showing AngularJS and Flask used to provide a web interface to a Monte-Carlo simulation.

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AngularJS and Flask demo with a Monte-Carlo simulation

This is a demo of using Flask to provide a web server that runs Monte-Carlo simulations and returns the results to a frontend built on AngularJS.

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You'll need to install Flask, Flask-SocketIO, eventlet and their dependencies. If you're using Anaconda then

conda install flask

Flask-SocketIO and eventlet both get installed with pip:

pip install eventlet
pip install Flask-SocketIO

After that, just run

python app.py

The web server should start serving the site at http://localhost:5000

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