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node-red-contrib-interactive-report

v1.0.0

Published

Readme

Node red React app

About

Node-red complex UI React example

Start (Production)

  1. Checkout to Release branch
git checkout release
  1. Install package

First you need install this package as local package for node-red. More details here https://nodered.org/docs/getting-started/adding-nodes

cd $HOME/.node-red
npm install <project-path>/<folder-name>
  1. Run node-red

node-red

Start (Dev)

  1. Install package
  2. Build client code

npm run start

  1. Run node-red
  2. Build your own flow

Project structure

|_ pallets <- place whree all node-red pallets saved
    |_ apiko-<palletName> 
        |_ icons <- icon of pallet
        |_ ui 
           |_ index.js <- register component for pallets
           |_ build/main.js <- builded pallet teplate code
        |_ apiko-<palletName>.html
        |_ apiko-<palletName>.js 
|_ src
   |_ client/containers <- react components here (paller ui templates)
   |_ server <- all server code here
     |_ pallete-managers <- all code to manage server side of pallet
        |_ <palletName> 
   |_ utils <- code to use on client and server
|_ test
   |_ unit

To Create new Pallet

first of all read this https://nodered.org/docs/creating-nodes/

  • create pallet files in pallets/.
  • if you need complex ui create React container in src/client/containres and register then in pallets/<pallet-name>/ui/. Then write name of pallet in packages.json -> build-all script.

this needed to create separated build for each pallet

  • create pallet manager file in src/server/palet-managers/ to manage server pallet behaviour.