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@x12i/memorix-explorer

v1.33.0

Published

React UI for Memorix Explorer — browses records, narratives, and collections via @x12i/memorix-explorer-api.

Readme

Memorix Explorer (UI)

React client for Memorix Explorer. Talks to @x12i/memorix-explorer-api over HTTP (/api/explorer/*).

Schema and descriptor administration for entities, relationships, and narratives lives in @x12i/memorix-schema-ui. List descriptors are managed here (exception) via /explorer/lists/*.

See schema-data-boundary.md.

Default landing: /explorer/entities. Also: /explorer/lists, /explorer/api-docs.

Snapshot-capable records open a normalized snapshot inspector (discovery, analysis, associated copies). See docs/snapshot-associated-consumption.md.


Architecture

@x12i/memorix-explorer (this package, web/)
  ↓ fetch /api/explorer/*
@x12i/memorix-explorer-api (sibling package)
  ↓ @x12i/memorix-retrieval (reads)
  ↓ @x12i/memorix-descriptors (list descriptor writes)
  ↓ @x12i/memorix-writer (record writes)
MongoDB + Catalox

Quick start

From the monorepo root, install both packages, then:

cd memorix-explorer-api
cp .env.example .env
npm install
npm run catalox:seed:memorix-retrieval:apply

cd ../memorix-explorer
npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:5173/explorer/entities.

npm run dev starts the API from memorix-explorer-api (port 5181) and Vite (port 5173).


Commands

| Script | Purpose | |--------|---------| | npm run dev | API (sibling) + Vite with HMR | | npm run ui:dev | Vite only (expects API on 5181) | | npm run build | Build static UI to dist/public | | npm test | Typecheck + build | | npm run test:live | Full-stack smokes (requires npm run dev) |


Environment (UI)

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | VITE_MEMORIX_EXPLORER_API | Browser API base (default /api/explorer) | | VITE_DEV_PORT | Vite port (default 5173) | | EXPLORER_API_PORT | API proxy target port (default 5181) |

Mongo/Catalox env vars belong in memorix-explorer-api — see ../memorix-explorer-api/README.md.


Docs

| Document | Purpose | |----------|---------| | docs/schema-data-boundary.md | Schema vs data split | | ../memorix-explorer-api/README.md | API server |