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Roland Schilter daccb6648d Dynamic table header width according to scrollbar (#3169)
Sizes the fixed table header of `NodeDetailsTable` width dynamically
depending on the content's scrollbar width. Makes sure the table header
cells align with the table body cells.

This also widens the "Parent PID" cell to make sure the text is not cut
off. Alternatively, could be renamed to "PPID".

Fixes #3158.
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Scope UI

Getting Started (using local node)

  • You need at least Node.js 6.9.0 and a running weavescope container
  • Get Yarn: npm install -g yarn
  • Setup: yarn install
  • Develop: BACKEND_HOST=<dockerhost-ip> yarn start and then open http://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 weavescope container
  • Develop: make WEBPACK_SERVER_HOST=<dockerhost-ip> client-start and then open http://<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: yarn run build, output will be in build/
  • Serve files from build/: BACKEND_HOST=<dockerhost-ip> yarn run start-production and then open http://localhost:4042/

Coding

This directory has a .eslintrc, make sure your editor supports linter hints. To run a linter, you also run yarn 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 yarn 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).