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avni-canned-reports

v1.0.3

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avni-canned-reports

This project provides default analytics for organisations that run Avni. It is integrated to the main web application of Avni - avni-webapp. While this can be run standalone against a dev-mode server, or a production server if you can generate a JWT-token and pass it in the url with the parameter "auth-token", the primary purpose is to keep it integrated to the Avni web console.

Development

To start the app, run yarn start. Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

Configuration

The app requires a working avni-server instance. The default is set in package.json to a local instance.
To run in dev mode, change the value in package.json.

If you want to run as a specific user, run the app with the parameter REACT_APP_DEV_ENV_USER eg:

REACT_APP_DEV_ENV_USER=user@org yarn start

Setting up the app this way will allow avni-server running in development mode to recognise the user.

Production

This app is expected to be run as part of avni-webapp. It is installed as an npm package there and integrated into the Avni ecosystem. Many facilities such as the login page etc, are part of avni-webapp.

Release

Publish as npm module.

make release
make publish