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* Hacky working prototype. * Operate with time.Duration offset instead of fixed timestamp. * Polished the backend code. * Made a nicer UI component. * Small refactorings of the websockets code. * Fixed the backend tests. * Better websocketing and smoother transitions * Small styling refactoring. * Detecting empty topologies. * Improved error messaging. * Addressed some of David's comments. * Moved nodesDeltaBuffer to a global state to fix the paused status rendering bug. * Small styling changes * Changed the websocket global state variables a bit. * Polishing & refactoring. * More polishing. * Final refactoring. * Addressed a couple of bugs. * Hidden the timeline control behind Cloud context and a feature flag. * Addressed most of @davkal's comments. * Added mixpanel tracking.
Scope UI
Getting Started (using local node)
- You need at least Node.js 6.9.0 and a running
weavescopecontainer - Setup:
npm install - Develop:
BACKEND_HOST=<dockerhost-ip> npm startand then openhttp://localhost:4042/
This will start a webpack-dev-server that serves the UI and proxies API requests to the container.
Getting Started (using node in a container)
- You need a running
weavescopecontainer - Develop:
make WEBPACK_SERVER_HOST=<dockerhost-ip> client-startand then openhttp://<dockerhost-ip>:4042/
This will start a webpack-dev-server that serves the UI from the UI build container and proxies API requests to the weavescope container.
Test Production Bundles Locally
- Build:
npm run build, output will be inbuild/ - Serve files from
build/:BACKEND_HOST=<dockerhost-ip> npm run start-productionand then openhttp://localhost:4042/
Coding
This directory has a .eslintrc, make sure your editor supports linter hints.
To run a linter, you also run npm run lint.
Logging
To enable logging in the console, activate it via localStorage in the dev tools console:
localStorage["debug"] = "scope:*"
The Scope UI uses debug for logging, e.g.,:
const debug = require('debug')('scope:app-store');
debug('Store log message');
Gotchas
Got a blank screen when loading http://localhost:4042?
Make sure you are accessing the right machine:
If you're running npm start on a virtual machine with IP 10.0.0.8, you need to point your browser to http://10.0.0.8:4042.
Also, you may need to manually configure the virtual machine to expose ports 4041 (webpack-dev-server) and 4042 (express proxy).