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apache-superset-quick-init

v0.1.5

Published

Quickly download files needed to run Apache Superset deployment in docker and preconfigure them for production

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Maintainers

nikelbormnikelborm

Keywords

dockerdeploymentdocker-composedeploysupersetapacheapache-supersetnodejsjavascriptnpmscraperdownloadernodetypescriptscriptdownloadnode-js

Readme

apache-superset-quick-init

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Dependencies

  1. node (You can install it easily via mise)
  2. docker (for running superset)

How to use

npx apache-superset-quick-init

cd ./superset

# Choose the tag you want: 'latest' or something specific like '4.1.1'
# here are examples of tags:
# https://superset.apache.org/docs/installation/docker-builds/#key-tags-examples
# https://github.com/apache/superset/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
# https://github.com/apache/superset/releases

export TAG='latest'
# If use choose `latest`, good idea to always pull
# docker compose up -d --pull always
docker compose up -d
# Follow logs until completely deployed
docker compose logs -f

Also it's recommended to add this string to your .bashrc, if you want faster CLIs written in JS

export NODE_COMPILE_CACHE=~/.cache/nodejs-compile-cache