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@procaaso/procaaso-views-client

v1.1.0

Published

Procaaso Library to use with Views Development

Downloads

7

Readme

procaaso-views-client

This library provides the ability to connect to the procaaso framework.

Running Automated Test

  • Install the required dependancies

  • Run a syndi tunnel to your system

    syndi -p customerdemoone tunnel <systemID> --dest 5060/paracloud-edge-sidecar.paracloud.svc.cluster.local:5060 --dest 4040/paracloud-edge-structure.paracloud.svc.cluster.local:4040 --dest 5050/paracloud-edge-control.paracloud.svc.cluster.local:5050 --dest 6062/paracloud-edge-stream-v2.paracloud.svc.cluster.local:6062
  • One may also want to open the local HMI on their development device

        syndi tunnel hmi SYST94DFF40FF10549C4B53D883E6CCEBBE7 -p customerdemoone
  • Finally, run your local server

    npm test .\Component.test.ts

To Dos

  • Update the Component and Client class to be less "OOP" and more "Functional", or in other words, make it more React native