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The Official Home of the Rockset Developer UI.
The Rockset Dev UI is bundled with the Rockset CLI. Please first install and setup up the Rockset CLI. It is intended to be used in a local Rockset project. Please see the CLI documentation for more information about downloading Query Lambdas and setting up a local project.
# Initialize your local project
$ rockset local:init
# Add a query lambda
$ rockset local:queryLambda:add commons.myLambda
# Serve the Rockset Developer UI
$ rockset local:serve -p PORT
This will launch a development server on localhost:PORT
. Whenever a request to execute a Query Lambda is sent to the server, it will grab the associated Query Lambda text from the file system and execute it with any parameters.
The Projects Dev UI is tested and fully supported on the latest version of Google Chrome. You may experience minor bugs on other browsers.
Once you have started the development server, navigate to localhost:PORT
in your browser.
You should see a listing of all of the different Query Lambdas in your local project. Select one of the Query Lambdas to start testing it.
When you hit the Run button, the following happens:
This means that all queries will execute the version in the local file system. Furthermore, the queries will be executed in the account associated with the CLI tool's current active profile.
Rockset SQL supports adding query parameters to parameterize a query. To add parameters in the Rockset Developer UI, click into the Parameters Tab and then click the "Add Parameters" button. You can also add default values for your parameters in the Lambda Definition File. Please see the Rockset CLI Documentation for more information about adding default parameters.
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Rockset Developer Local Server
The npm package @rockset/dev-server receives a total of 181 weekly downloads. As such, @rockset/dev-server popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @rockset/dev-server demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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