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This project tries to "flatten" the World Wide Web into a directory structure.
Each web page is considered a directory that holds files inside. A file
is defined as being any URL that appears inside a tag of that HTML page (URLs inside
the <script> tag are ignored). The WebShell is simulating a Unix shell, with a GUI interface in parallel with the command line. You can type commands like: ...$ cd http://www.yahoo.com/ ...$ ls and get the listing of all the links off that web page. Then you can "change directory" into a web page: ...$ cd help.html Isn't that what everyone wants from the web? ;-) I am working on this project with two friends, Don Adams ( sbdon@cs.ucsb.edu ) and Michael Weaver ( deckard@cs.ucsb.edu ). Together we form the SlothWare group. Here is some documentation: > Requirements: 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 > Specification: 1.0 | PDF (284 kB) > Object-Oriented Analysis: 1.0 > Software Project Management Plan: 1.0 | PDF (24 kB) |