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QuestDB Console

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QuestDB Web Console

This package contains code of the GUI for interacting with QuestDB.

It is a web application built with TypeScript and React and managed with Yarn@3 and Webpack.

Local development setup

TL;DR;

git clone git@github.com/questdb/ui.git
cd ui
docker run -p 9000:9000 -p 9009:9009 -p 8812:8812 questdb/questdb
yarn
yarn workspace @questdb/web-console start

Prerequisites

  • use node v16.13.1
    version is specified in .nvmrc file. You can use nvm or fnm to manage node versions on your machine.
  • monorepo is managed with yarn@3.
    Follow official installation guide. It should be enough to run corepack enable to have yarn enabled.
  • This package is a frontend client for QuestDB. Therefore, it requires a locally running QuestDB instance. Check readme.md of QuestDB to learn how to install it.
    If you have docker, then it's simply:
    docker run -p 9000:9000 -p 9009:9009 -p 8812:8812 questdb/questdb
    

Start development environment

  1. Setup dependencies with yarn:
yarn
  1. Start development environment
yarn workspace @questdb/web-console start
  1. Open localhost:9999

make sure you have a local QuestDB instance running, as mentioned in "Prerequisites" above.

  1. Happy hacking!

Run build

  1. Make sure dependencies are set up:
yarn
  1. Run build script:
yarn workspace @questdb/web-console run build
  1. Build process emits static HTML, CSS and JS files in packages/web-console/dist

Run tests

This monorepo contains browser-tests package which is used to test web-console package. browser-tests does not yet run as part of web-console build on CI, but they can be used to test changes locally.

Tests are written with Cypress E2E framework.

  1. start web-console local dev environment as explained above in this document.
  2. run tests with
yarn workspace browser-tests test

or

yarn workspace browser-tests run cypress open

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Package last updated on 23 Sep 2022

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