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@finos/legend-application-repl-deployment

v12.60.0

Published

Legend REPL web application deployment

Downloads

1,390

Readme

@finos/legend-application-repl-deployment

This is the Legend REPL web application deployment. This is used for development locally

Getting Started

  1. Start the REPL using this guide.
  • Use DataCubeClient.
  • Make sure to configure the properties to have the REPL point at the DEV web app:
# [DEVELOPMENT] Specify the base URL for the development instance of the web application
# this is needed to bypass CORS
-Dlegend.repl.dataCube.devWebAppBaseUrl=http://localhost:9005

# [DEVELOPMENT] By default, the port is randomized, but for development, the port needs
# to be fixed to allow the web application to connect to the REPL
-Dlegend.repl.dataCube.devPort=9006
  1. Start REPL web-application:
  yarn install
  yarn setup
  yarn dev:repl

Visit http://localhost:9005/repl/grid and the application should be up and running.