Build a website to allow current simulators/testers to be used

[RobertLRead]

Dear @saivishwanatha and @mohamadMZ98 ,

As I said in my email, I think the Krake Simulator and the Manual Tester are great. I want to make them more accessible to people by making a website that exposes the same functionality.

My recommendation is that you make a Flask Python server with the following pages:

1. A home page - done
2. A page for configuring an alarm database.
   2.5) Simulate a Krake in the web page like the CLI is currently doing.
3. A way to spawn (instatiate) a new web-simulated Krake
4. A way to add new Krakes which are not simulated (that is, to add hardware krakes via the MAC addresses/MQTT Topics)
5. A separate page for generating alarm events - begun (not complete)
6. A page which is a graphical display of the log (at first, then can just list the text---later it should have a "timeline" and iconic representation of the alarm, using the color to represent severity, for instance) -- done in text, but not graphically

Basically, we want a website where people can do all of the things we can do now with code that you two have written.

Later, we will create a mobile phone app as General Purpose Alarm Device (similar to a Krake) as well.

[RobertLRead]

Note: Lee Erickson suggests that the visual display should have continued lines which begin at the alarm start and end (or change color) when shelved, acknowledged, completed or dismissied.