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@goplugin/operator-ui-1.0

v0.1.0

Published

This package is responsible for rendering the UI of the plugin node, which allows interactions wtih node jobs, jobs runs, configuration and any other related tasks.

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Operator UI

This package is responsible for rendering the UI of the plugin node, which allows interactions wtih node jobs, jobs runs, configuration and any other related tasks.

Setup

The GQL schema that lives within GoPlugin/pluginV2 is used to generate client typings for this repo. See below for a list of options for generating these bindings, either based on a local plugin repo copy, or remotely off of github.

# Assuming that your plugin repo lives in ../plugin (relative to this git repo root)
yarn setup

# If you have your plugin repo in a different directory
REPO_PATH="$HOME/src/GoPlugin/pluginV2" yarn setup

# If you want to fetch the schema files from github instead, from the develop branch
# Note that you need to supply $GH_TOKEN, this is a PAT that needs read access to the
# GoPlugin/pluginV2 repo.
GH_TOKEN=$GH_TOKEN yarn setup

# If you want a different branch than develop on the GoPlugin/pluginV2 repo
GH_TOKEN=$GH_TOKEN REPO_REF="feature/gql_changes" yarn setup

Running Plugin Node

Assuming you already have a local plugin node listening on port 6688, run:

PLUGIN_BASEURL=http://localhost:6688 yarn start

Now navigate to http://localhost:3000.

If sign-in doesn't work, check your network console, it's probably a CORS issue. You may need to run your plugin node with ALLOW_ORIGINS=http://localhost:3000 set.

Running Tests

yarn test