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ESW-TS

Project overview

  • Typescript library clients - /lib/src/clients
  • Aas Components - /lib/src/components
  • Example App - /example/src
  • UI Integration tests - /integration-ui/src/test/scala/csw/aas/js/config

Typescript library clients

This project provide following typescript clients for various TMT services, which can be found at location - /lib/src/clients.

  • Admin
  • Agent
  • Alarm
  • Command
  • Config
  • Event
  • Gateway
  • Location
  • Sequencer
  • Sequence Manager

Aas Components in React

  • CheckLogin
  • RealmRole
  • AuthContextProvider
  • Login
  • Logout

See here for a detailed description of the ESW-TS.

Example App

This app shows how to use typescript clients and Aas Components to create your web app. Refer following files for respective use cases.

  • Typescript usage - e.g. example/src/components/config/context/ConfigServiceProvider.tsx
  • Aas login/logout usage - e.g. example/src/components/NavComponent.tsx
  • Auth Context usage - e.g. example/src/components/ExampleApp.tsx

How to run example app

Step1: Run required backend services

Step2: Build Library

Step3: Run Example App

Step1: Run required backend services

Make sure you have following CSW services up and running:

  • Location Service
  • AAS Service
  • Config Service

Note: Simple way to start all these services is to run csw-services using coursier (aka cs) from csw github repository.

Refer here to learn how to start csw-services.

cs install csw-services:<version | SHA>
csw-services start -c -k -v $SHA_OF_CSW

Step2: Build ESW-TS Library

cd {ESW-TS-Repo}/lib
Fetch dependencies
npm clean-install
Build library
npm run build
Run unit tests of library
npm run test:unit
Run integration tests of library
npm run test:integration

Step3: Run Example App

Start App -

cd ../example
npm clean-install
npm start

Open App in the browser -

Go to localhost:3000 in Browser

Login with appropriate user as listed below to access functionality of each tab.

Example app tab requirement Login username Password
Public -does not requires login
Secured -requires login any user below any user below
Config App(List) -does not requires login
Config App(Get) -does not requires login
Config App(Create) -requires login with role config-admin config-admin1 config-admin1
Admin App -requires login with example-admin-role dummy-user dummy-user
User App -requires login with person-role dummy-user dummy-user

Running Integration-UI test

This module includes E2E test which demonstrate following flow which is all automated:

  1. Start Location, Config and AAS CSW services
  2. Build and Install lib
  3. Build and Start config example
  4. Create configuration file

To run this test, execute sbt test or sbt integration-ui/test command

Generate typescript documentation

cd lib && npm run build && npm run doc

Generate paradox documentation

To generate paradox documentation for the ESW-TS, run the following command

sbt clean makeSite openSite

Above command will generate and open the paradox site in browser.

Push paradox documentation

To push documentation on github pages, follow the steps:

  1. Open sbt shell with command.

    sbt -Dprod.publish=true

  2. Clean and generate the site locally.

    sbt:esw-ts> clean; makeSite

  3. Push the changes to github pages.

    sbt:esw-ts> ghpagesPushSite

It will ask for github credential. It takes few minutes to reflect on the github pages.

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