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@etalab/explore.data.gouv.fr

v1.0.1

Published

Explore.data.gouv.fr is a UI for [csvapi](https://github.com/opendatateam/csvapi).

Downloads

23

Readme

Explore.data.gouv.fr

Explore.data.gouv.fr is a UI for csvapi.

Install

npm install --save @etalab/explore.data.gouv.fr

Configuring

In order to work with csvapi, CSVAPI front should know its URL.

You can either provide a default one at build time (see Envrionment variables) or provide one at runtime. To provide a runtime configuration, just define a <meta name="csvapi-url" /> in your html with the content attribute containing the CSVAPI URL.

ex:

<meta name="csvapi-url" content="https://link.to/my/csvapi" />

Parameters

This UI expect a url query string to be able to load a tabular file.

Development

Getting started

This app has been tested under Node v10.

Install all dependencies and laucnh the development server

npm install
npm run serve

You can build a final version using:

npm run build

Environment variables

You can provide some build time configuration using a .env file (see the .env.sample).

Known environment variables are:

  • VUE_APP_CSVAPI_URL: csvapi instance URL
  • VUE_APP_FILTERS_ENABLED: boolean, enables or disables filter support

If you want to enable matomo tracking, you should specify the target site id:

  • VUE_APP_MATOMO_SITE_ID