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@sunet/mdq-browser

v1.0.2

Published

an MDQ browser, including APIs for pyff.io

Downloads

5

Readme

MDQ browser

Maintenance Build Status Known Vulnerabilities

This is an HTML5/JS application that closely mirrors (and improves upon) the built-in HTML app in pyFF.io. The intent is that this application be useful as a frontend to any MDQ server but mostly useful to servers that implement at least the pyff webfinger extension to MDQ.

Build

# npm install
# npm run build

alternatively via the Makefile targets:

# make setup all

Build docker image

# make docker_build

Run docker image

# docker run -p 8080:80 -e MDQ_URL=https://some.mdq.host:9999/entities -e PYFF_APIS=true mdq-browser:1.0.0

In addition to letting you navigate the MDQ server the contents is proxied on localhost:8080 for convenience. When the PYFF_APIS environment variable is set additional functions are available.

Configuration

The app looks for /config.json with the following entries:

{
   "mdq_url": "<URL to the /entities context of the MDQ server>",
   "mdq_servername": "Some user-friendly name",
   "pyff_apis": true
}

The docker image entrypoint generates this file from environment variables (cf above).