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gk-logreader

v1.0.0

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Greenkeeper Admin Dashboard

Logs logs logs

A local admin dashboard that currently only displays logs.

Running locally

  1. $ git clone [email protected]:neighbourhoodie/gk-admin-dashboard.git
  2. $ npm i
  3. $ npm start

Open localhost:8000 in a browser and log in with the prod DB credentials.

Configuration

You can set a custom couch endpoint either via ENV:

COUCH_URL=YOUR_COUCH_ENDPOINT npm start

Or by providing it as an argument:

npm start -- --couch-url=YOUR_COUCH_ENDPOINT

You can set the CouchDB user and password in the .env file as well, then reloads and deep linking work without having to log in again. The var names are DB_USER and DB_PASSWORD