@streamrail/dsui
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Datastore UI
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dsui
Datastore Emulator UI
Requirements
Node Version >= 7.6.0
Installation
npm i -g @streamrail/dsui
Usage
# Start the datastore emulator
gcloud beta emulators datastore start
# Open a new terminal
$(gcloud beta emulators datastore env-init)
dsui
# Open http://localhost:3000 and start browsing
For more information about the datastore emulator, please see this document.
Options
| Option | Short | Value Type | Description | Default | Mandatory |
|-------------------|-------|-------------------|------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|-----------|
| port
| p
| Number | HTTP server port | 3000
| ✔ |
| project-id
| j
| String | Datastore Project ID | DATASTORE_PROJECT_ID
(Environment Variable) | ✔ |
| api-endpoint
| e
| String | Datastore API Endpoint | DATASTORE_EMULATOR_HOST
(Environment Variable) | |
| filter
| f
| Array | UI Filters | []
| |
| key-filename
| k
| String | Private key file path | | |
| version
| v
| - | DSUI module version | | |
| help
| h
| - | Show help menu | | |
Customize UI Filters
You can customize the UI filters by specifiying an array of Field Names.
For example when running:
dsui --filter Id --filter Name
The UI will include 2 inputs for filtering by Id
and Name
fields.
Populating Name
with somename
will result a query with query.filter('Name', '=', 'somename')
Note: At the moment this feature supports fields of type String
only.
For more information, please see this document.
Develop
git clone https://github.com/streamrail/dsui.git
cd dsui
npm run watch
Open http://localhost:3000
Tests
Running the tests will seed the datastore emulator with predefined data. For running the tests you'll need to run 3 terminals:
Terminal 1
# start datastore emulator
gcloud beta emulators datastore start --consistency=1 --no-store-on-disk
Terminal 2
# starting the dsui server
$(gcloud beta emulators datastore env-init)
npm run watch
Terminal 3
# seeding & running tests
$(gcloud beta emulators datastore env-init)
npm run test