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@malloydata/malloy-explorer

v0.0.337-dev260213014950

Published

Malloy visual query builder

Downloads

2,028

Readme

Development directions

  • Initialize git sub-modules
git submodule init
git submodule update
  • Install required packages
npm install
  • To test, run the vite developer tool
npm run dev
  • Open http://localhost:5173/

Running against a local version of Malloy

  1. Run npm run malloy-build-and-link once and whenever you need to pull in changes
  2. If you need to pull in changes of @malloydata/malloy-render, then navigate to the malloy direcory and build it using npm run build first.
  3. If you make changes to Malloy that are required by the explorer, then merge those into main, and that will trigger an automatic developer release of Malloy.
  4. Once that release completes, run npm run malloy-update to update dependencies to that release. This will break the link to your local version of Malloy, so if you want to resume local development, re-run npm run malloy-link
  5. To manually unlink without updating, you may run npm run malloy-unlink