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climb-agate-gui

v0.1.8

Published

A npm package named **climb-agate-gui**

Readme

Agate ui

A npm package named climb-agate-gui

It principally contains a single typescript widget named simply Agate, inheriting most of its features from react.

This is used to display the show ingestion attempts retrieved from the agate web API.

Construction of this widget requires a httpPathHandler as defined in proerties.tsx, which it uses to invoke the Agate web api without giving the UI explicit values for the agate domain name or any authorization token.

The widget shows a table of all the ingestion attempts retrieved from the first page of paginated results of the api call.
It gives simple options to archive these, prompting the web api to tag them with an archived flag.

It updates every 10000 ms, (10s) to give the impression of live reporting of new ingestion attempts, or changes to the status of ingestion attempts. The frequency of this is hard coded and can be changed in Results.tsx. There is a Refresh button to prompt an earlier update.

The widget also has a header with shows the user id and the versions of the UI and enclosing environment.

There is a toggle to transition to a dark mode.

Local testing

The directory src contains a main function and a mock httpPathHandler, sufficient for testing locally.

Before testing on a local machine you will need to change handler.tsx so it contains the domain of an active Agate web api, and a valid authorization token. Otherwise you will not be issued with an identity and the whole UI will fail.

Developing (trivial npm commands)

The most probable commands during development will be

npm run build npm run dev

and

npm publish

can be used to push to the npm server.