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@hestia.ai/hestias-hearth

v2.6.3

Published

Hestia’s Hearth

Downloads

18

Readme

Hestia’s Hearth

Hestia’s Hearth is a Node.js command line utility for Hestia’s data processing pipelines.

Why "Hestia’s Hearth"?

In Greek mythology, Hestia is the goddess of the hearth. She takes care of the home, and makes sure the family feels at ease around the house fire to discuss events and ideas. This fire evokes also the fire stolen by Prometheus to be given to humankind. In our frame, this fire is data and data analysis, powerful tools that have escaped from our control. Hestia.ai puts that fire back as a center of our focus, so we can figure out its meaning together, and make sure it serves us rather than put us at risk. Reference: Hestia.ai

Installation and Usage

Install via npm:

npm i -g "@hestia.ai/hestias-hearth"

Run hestias-hearth script:

hestias-hearth fire twitter -f "C:\Users\me\hestialabs-experiences\packages\lib\data-samples\twitter-small.zip"

Output

The script stores all output in the hestias-hearth folder in your home directory (~/hestias-hearth). On Windows, this will typically be the folder C:\Users\<user>\hestias-hearth.

Development

Setup

npm i

Compilation

Run the TypeScript compiler in watch mode:

npm run dev

Usage

Run the script with Node.js:

Method 1:

npm start -- <arguments>

Example command:

npm start -- fire twitter -f "C:\Users\me\hestialabs-experiences\packages\lib\data-samples\twitter-small.zip"

Method 2:

Run the Node.js script via the shell script:

./bin/packages/packages/hestias-hearth/entry.sh <arguments>

Example command:

./bin/packages/packages/hestias-hearth/entry.sh fire twitter -f "C:\Users\me\hestialabs-experiences\packages\lib\data-samples\twitter-small.zip"

Generate the schema

npm run schema

Publishing

Increment version

cd ../..
npm run lerna:version

Build with TypeScript compiler

cd packages/hestias-hearth
npm run build

Publish with Lerna

cd ../..
npm run lerna:publish