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@covalent/data

v0.7.1

Published

A golang based mock data server CLI, for use with Teradata Covalent Quickstart

Downloads

412

Readme

covalent-data

Golang based mock api server

Latest install docs and user guide can be found here.

Getting started

go

To run from source or to create your own executables, you must first install Go.

  1. Pull down this repository into your $GOROOT src folder
  2. cd into this repo and go get
  3. go run server.go
  4. The /schema directory and the /datum directory must be in the root of this repo.

npm

The covalent-data CLI is available to download as a package in the npm repository.

  1. npm install @covalent/data -g
  2. covalent-data

docker

To run from docker:

  1. Install Docker Engine.
  2. Pull down this repo and cd into it.
  3. docker build -t covalent-data .
  4. docker run -p 8080:8080 --name covalent-data covalent-data
  5. To stop- docker stop covalent-data

covalent-quickstart

covalent-data is included in the covalent-quickstart repo.

  1. Pull down the latest covalent-quickstart repo.
  2. npm install
  3. npm run start-api (npm run stop-api to stop the API server)
  4. ng serve and go to http://localhost:4200