steven-solomon / ui

UI for InfluxDB

Packages

Adding new packages

To add a new package, run

yarn add packageName

Adding devDependency

yarn add packageName --dev

Updating a package

First, run the command:

yarn outdated

... to determine which packages may need upgrading.

We really should not upgrade all packages at once, but, one at a time and make darn sure to test.

To upgrade a single package named packageName:

yarn upgrade packageName

Testing

Tests can be run via command line with yarn test, from within the /ui directory. For more detailed reporting, use yarn test -- --reporters=verbose.

Cypress Testing

e2e tests: For the end to end tests to run properly, the server needs to be running in the e2e testing mode with the in-memory data store. From the influxdb directory: $ ./bin/darwin/influxd --assets-path=ui/build --e2e-testing --store=memory

monitor-ci From the ui directory. Build the javascript with $ yarn start To run Cypress locally with monitor-ci: $ yarn cy:dev

k8s-idpe From the ui directory. Build the javascript with $ yarn start:kind To run Cypress locally with k8s-idpe: $ yarn test:e2e:kind

Starting Dev Server

Running /ui locally depends on monitor-ci or k8s-idpe.

• Monitor-ci Quickstart
• Remocal Quickstart

Zuora Form

Troubleshooting: If your Zuora form isn't rendering or calling your callback function which you passed in client.render. When running UI locally using Monitor CI, get Zuora PageID which you are using to render the form. Then, from Zuora admin console, get the Host and Port that PageID is corresponding to. Make sure to match those Host and Port with your INGRESS_HOST and PORT_HTTPS provided in the .env file of monitor-ci.