Web service for viewing data about nodes
KnowWhereGraph has billions of data nodes, each with an attached HTTP URI. This web application provides an interface for viewing information attached to a particular node.
The node explorer can be run under several environments, which are defined as Angular environments under src/app/environments.
The local environment assumes that the KnowWhereGraph stack is running locally, which includes an endpoint at https://localhost/sparql. It also redirects all web links to localhost.
ng serve --configuration=local
The stage environment uses the staging deployments SPARQL endpoint. It also redirects links to the staging server.
The prod environment uses the production SPARQL endpoint and redirects to the production server.
Changes can be made to any of these environments to mix and match behavior.
When using the node explorer in a production environment, the source should be built and then served with a server like NGINX or Apache.
Production deployments should deploy the application by building and serving the distribution with a reverse proxy such as nginx or apache.
To build the node explorer,
ng build --configuration=production
This can also be done by using the Dockerfile for a more reliable build environment with
docker-compose -f docker-compose.prod.yaml up
Staging builds are done similarly to production with
ng build --configuration=stage
This can also be done by using the Dockerfile for a more reliable build environment with
docker-compose -f docker-compose.stage.yaml up
Builds that point to local GraphDB can be achieved with
ng build --configuration=local
This can also be done by using the Dockerfile for a more reliable build environment with
docker-compose -f docker-compose.local.yaml up
The standard Git Flow: create a feature branch off of the develop branch and make pull requests into it. For full releases, merge from the develop branch into main.
Before requesting a review, format the code with prettier: npx prettier . --write