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@planetscale/vtadmin

Planetscale's internal version of vtadmin-web, packaged as an npm module. For use with vtadmin-api.

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VTAdmin Web

VTAdmin Web is a user interface that allows Vitess users to easily manage and view state of their Vitess components. VTAdmin Web should be used with VTAdmin API (shipped within the Vitess monorepo).

Usage

Client-side (Rails example)

You can directly import the .js files and .css files necessary to use in a Rails-Webpacker asset pipeline, like so:

// app/javascript/vtadmin.js
const importAll = (r) => r.keys().map(r)
// imports all media files for use
importAll(require.context('vtadmin/static/media', false, /\.(png|jpe?g|svg)$/));
// imports all css files for use
importAll(require.context('vtadmin/static/css', false, /\.(js|css)$/));
// imports all javascript files for use
importAll(require.context('vtadmin/static/js', false, /\.(js|css)$/));

Then in your .erb file, import the styles and js as a pack:

<%= javascript_pack_tag "vtadmin", "data-turbolinks-track": "reload" %>
<%= stylesheet_pack_tag "vtadmin", media: "all", "data-turbolinks-track": "reload" %>

Server-side (Express.js example)

Primarily, @planetscale/vtadmin exports two variables: defaultFilePath and directoryPath. Server side, you can serve the entire app easily like so (express.js example):

import express from 'express'
import * as ui from 'vtadmin'

const app = express()

app.use(express.static(ui.directoryPath))
app.get('/', function (req, res) {
    console.log("FILE PATH ", ui.defaultFilePath)
    res.sendFile(ui.defaultFilePath)
})

app.listen(9000, () => {
    console.log(`Server started on http://localhost:9000`)
})

Scripts

File structure

- vtadmin
    - planetscale-vtadmin-scripts
        - index.ts // Index file that is copied into package directory as the entrypoint of npm package
        - README.md // README for @planetscale/vtadmin npm package
        - package.json // Base package.json for @planetscale/vtadmin npm package
    - scripts
        - createPlanetscaleVTAdmin.ts // Script to copy vtadmin's package.json and build folder into package folder
    - planetscale-vtadmin // Directory containing npm module @planetscale/vtadmin

web/vtadmin/package.json includes a build script run by npm run build:planetscale-vtadmin that:

  1. Compiles contents of web/vtadmin/planetscale-vtadmin-scripts to a new directory web/vtadmin/planetscale-vtadmin

Release NPM Package

To release new versions of the vtadmin npm package:

  1. Bump the version of vtadmin at web/vtadmin/package.json
  2. Run npm run build to compile vtadmin-web into a minified build folder
  3. Run npm run build:planetscale-vtadmin to create package directory for @planetscale/vtadmin npm module
  4. cd planetscale-vtadmin to navigate into the folder for module @planetscale/vtadmin
  5. npm publish --access public to publish new version to npm

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Package last updated on 03 Mar 2022

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