<commit_before>Prolog Trace Visualisation Toolkit
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Welcome to the Prolog Visualisation Toolkit. This project exists out of frustration at the lack of such tools available to both understand and debug Prolog code that I am reading and writing for a module at [Hull University](//hull.ac.uk/). This project aims to act as a place in which I (and hopefully you too!) can write tools to visualise Prolog code in order to gain a better understanding as to how it works. 

For now, this repository contains a web based tool that given a Prolog trace (examples are in the `test_traces` folder), produces a diagram that represents that trace. The next step will be to animate the diagram.

Getting Started
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Currently the latest working version of this code is hosted on [GitHub Pages](//pages.github.com/). You can find it [here](http://sbrl.github.io/Prolog-Visualisation-Toolkit/index.html).

Contributing
------------
If you want to help out, there are several things you can do:<commit_msg>Improved getting started section.<commit_after>Prolog Trace Visualisation Toolkit
==================================
Welcome to the Prolog Visualisation Toolkit. This project exists out of frustration at the lack of such tools available to both understand and debug Prolog code that I am reading and writing for a module at [Hull University](//hull.ac.uk/). This project aims to act as a place in which I (and hopefully you too!) can write tools to visualise Prolog code in order to gain a better understanding as to how it works. 

For now, this repository contains a web based tool that given a Prolog trace (examples are in the `test_traces` folder), produces a diagram that represents that trace. The next step will be to animate the diagram.

Getting Started
---------------
Currently the latest working version of this code is hosted on [GitHub Pages](//pages.github.com/). You can find it [here](http://sbrl.github.io/Prolog-Visualisation-Toolkit/index.html).

If you want to run the bleeding edge version, simply clone this repository and open `index.html` in your browser. Help cloning is available if you [open an issue](https://github.com/sbrl/Prolog-Visualisation-Toolkit/issues/new).

Contributing
------------
If you want to help out, there are several things you can do:
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