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@nuster/turbine

v2.3.1

Published

Handle complex machines cycles with ease using turbine.

Downloads

4

Readme

@nuster/turbine 💨

Handle complex machines cycles with ease using turbine.

this project manages:

  • Profiles
  • Cycles
  • Passives regulations
  • Preventive maintenances tasks
  • Manual & Advanced IO Management

Data management 🗂️

To handle machine specifications and info.json file is required at the /data folder (local to project when NODE_ENV is not set to production).

Machine configurations

You can create as many machine configuration you want. They will all be available in the configuration screen available in @nuster/ui at /configure for unconfigured machines and /settings/edit for already configured machines.

Each machine configuration must be in /machines in it's own folder such as my-machine-1.

The folder structure must be set like this:

  • specs.json a JSON file which conforms to the @nuster/turbine/build/types/schemas/schema-specs.json schema.
    • static a folder that will be served by turbine
      • i18n a folder that contains all translation files which conforms to the @nuster/turbine/build/types/schemas/schema-translations.json schema.
      • docs a folder that contains docs served by the Help page in @nuster/ui and preventive maintenance tasks in Maintenance page.
        • files.json describes help files, conforms to DocFile[] from @nuster/turbine/types/docs.
      • icon.png a png file which will be displayed in the Help page as the machine icon.

Machine file structure example

Environment variables

| Environement variable name | value expected | Default value | Description | | -------------------------- | -------------- | ------------------------ | ---------------------------------- | | DATABASE_URL | string | file:/data/database.db | Database file | | PORT | number | 4080 | Port on which app is served |

Logging 📑

Turbine logs are stored in /data/logs folder, on each turbine startup logs older than 30 days are deleted.