@eventvisor/catalog
Advanced tools
The Eventvisor Catalog UI used by the CLI.
npx eventvisor catalog
The command exports and serves a browsable view of events, attributes, destinations, effects, reusable Schemas, Targets, tests, matrix cases, usage relationships, and Git history. Projects using Sets can switch between isolated set catalogs.
Catalog URLs use browser routing by default. Use --hash-router when deploying somewhere that cannot route application URLs back to index.html:
npx eventvisor catalog --hash-router
Run the Catalog against projects/project-1 with live project data and browser updates:
npm run dev
Use another project or port when needed:
npm run dev -- --project=../../projects/project-environments --port=3001
Add --hash-router to develop against hash-based URLs explicitly.
Visit https://eventvisor.org for more information.
MIT © Fahad Heylaal
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