Collection of packages that power the Apache Superset ECQQ UI, and can be used to craft custom data applications that leverage a Superset backend 📈
Most recent release: http://35.243.251.30:8088/
| Package | Version |
|---|---|
| @superset-ui/core |  |
| @superset-ui/chart-controls | |
| @superset-ui/generator-superset |  |
@superset-ui/legacy-* packages are extracted from the classic
Apache Superset and converted into plugins. These
packages are extracted with minimal changes (almost as-is). They also depend on legacy API
(viz.py) to function.
| Package | Version |
|---|---|
| @eccq/legacy-plugin-chart-chord |  |
| @ecqq/legacy-plugin-chart-country-map-chile |  |
These plugins requiere npm version v14.16.0, to install we recomend Node Version Manager (nvm)
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash
List of node versions available
nvm ls-remote
Install version v14
nvm install v14.16.0
Set the version as default
nvm alias default v14.16.0
Set this version as the new version
nvm use v14.16.0
Run these command to installed these packages in order to build the plugins
npm install yarn lerna -g
To link all the package together and install all dependencies
lerna bootstrap
This command will:
- Install all external dependencies
- Symlink together all the Lerna packages that are dependencies of each other.
- Run prepublish in all bootstrapped packages.
To build the plugins in order tu upload them to the npm registry, we need to run two scripts, one for building the actual code and other to copy the assets to used in the plugins
yarn build && yarn build:assets
In order to publish the plugins, we have to login to our npmjs.com account
npm login
Then, we simply use the publish comand
npm publish
If the version we are trying to publish already exists, we have to change the current version in the package.json file of the plugin directory
Please read the contributing guidelines which include development environment setup and other things you should know about coding in this repo.
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