This is an extension to support W3C-Prov in cytoscape JS. Check here for a live demo.
WARNING: work in progress, not ready for release.
This assumes that CamFlow has been installed and that it is working properly on a Fedora machine. More information on how do so is available.
1 - you need to install CamQuery, as follow:
sudo dnf install ruby
gem install camtool
2 - you need to build the example programs:
git clone https://github.com/camflow/examples
cd examples
make all
3 - you need to check you configuration, in particular setting up camflowd correctly:
sudo dnf install nano
sudo nano /etc/camflowd.ini
output and format parameters must be set as follow:
output=log
format=w3c
If you changed those parameters you must reboot the machine.
4 - You can test that everything is working by doing:
cat /tmp/audit.log
This should display a json text describing the host machine.
5 - turn on the visulisation tool in your browser. Open camflow.org/demo in your browser and click on Start CamFlow MQTT. Do not close the tab.
6 - Execute an example program:
cd examples
./provenance/tcp-client.o www.google.com 80
7 - publish the provenance data to be visualised
camtool --publish /tmp/audit.log
8 - visualise the graph in the tab where camflow.org/demo is open.