Currently, to utilize the server features of the concore-editor, users must manually navigate to the fri/server/main.py directory and execute the Flask application. This manual process can be a little confusing and overwhelming for new users unaware with the file structure of concore.
Also display a message to install modules required to start the flask server specifically from fri/requirements.txt (reason: at the root of the repo concore/requirements.txt, we must install the modules and to start the flask server, there are other modules to be installed but from concore/fri/requirements).
I propose adding two startserver and startserver.bat scripts to start the server directly from the root of concore, this will ensure the running of scripts across both linux and windows.
example:
Incase modules not installed:

execution of ./startserver :

Currently, to utilize the server features of the concore-editor, users must manually navigate to the fri/server/main.py directory and execute the Flask application. This manual process can be a little confusing and overwhelming for new users unaware with the file structure of concore.
Also display a message to install modules required to start the flask server specifically from fri/requirements.txt (reason: at the root of the repo concore/requirements.txt, we must install the modules and to start the flask server, there are other modules to be installed but from concore/fri/requirements).
I propose adding two startserver and startserver.bat scripts to start the server directly from the root of concore, this will ensure the running of scripts across both linux and windows.
example:
Incase modules not installed:

execution of ./startserver :