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Currently, the system uses 'brat' toolkit (http://brat.nlplab.org/) for visualization, but I want to re-implement the same functions by React from scratch to introduce new functions (visualization of translation, etc.) for the system.

It is convenient to notify a user of the state of websocket connection.
For example, if the websocket connection succeeds, show a prompt or show a sign at the bottom of window.
Similarly, when the connection failed, show a prompt or a sign.

My idea is as follows.

{
    "sentence": [
        [1,13], [15,24],
    ],
    "pos": [
        [1,1,"NNP"], [3,6,"VBP"], [8,8,"DT"], [10,13,"NN"],
        [15,16,"NNP"], [18,19,"VBP"], [21,24,"JJ"],
    ],
    "entity": [
        [1,6,"PERSON"], [15,19,"LOCATION"],
    ],
    "trans-ja": [
        "私はペンを持っています。",
        "彼は親切です。"
    ],
    "trans_en": [
        "I have a pen.",
        "He is kind",
    ],
    "trans_cn": [
        "我有一支笔。",
        "他人很好",
    ],
}

Each span indicates the start and end range indexes.
I prefer this style because it is compact, extensible, and easy to create for server-side.

• Remove everything dependent with brat (public/javascripts/websocket-func.js, and more...?)
• Reconstruct folder organization if necessary
• Remove unnecessary files

Note that julia-server is necessary for server-side.

The server-side api (ws://jukainlp.hshindo.com/) has been changed.
See README for details.

The client-side JSON parsing should be updated according to the new format.

A list of labels and colors are put on julia-server/pos.conf and entity.conf.
It is better to make a client-side read this kind of config files for visualization.

If something wrong with server-side, please let me know.