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@ubio/protocol

v7.6.7

Published

ubio Automation Protocol

Downloads

108

Readme

ubio Automation Protocol

Terminology

Domain is a collection of input, output and type definitions. Domains are uniquely identified by id which is a PascalCase string. Example: FlightBooking.

Definition is a JSON Schema object, uniquely identified by id, which consists of domain id and definition key, separated with dot. Example: Generic.Price.

Definitions also have $id attribute which is a fragment identifier used to uniquely reference definitions in JSON Schema validation. Example: #Generic.Price.

Quick Start

To make changes to protocol src/schema/ files need to be updated and schema.json regenerated.

Since current codebase may be not compatible with the recent version of nodejs, you may need docker-compose.yml to test changes locally.

Additionally, protocol URL is hardcoded and points to production environment, thus you may need to temporary override it to see changes on http://localhost:8080/. Edit site/provider.js but DO NOT commit it to GH repo with your other changes:

export const provider = new ProtocolProvider({
    url: 'http://localhost:8080/schema.json', // ! \\
    autoRefresh: true,
    ttl: 60000
});

Build ./public static files:

$ docker-compose run build

Run nginx and open browser to test it:

$ docker-compose up nginx -d
$ open 'http://localhost:8080/'

Shut down and cleanup when done:

$ docker-compose down

Don't forget to revert site/provider.js:

$ git checkout site/provider.js

Good luck!