A stand alone Web server for modifying a single NoFlo Graph
NOTE: As of Aug 2016 the grunt build of noflo-server was not working, so this zip file (in two parts) was uploaded as a work-around: https://github.com/rdf-pipeline/noflo-server/commit/12f4a5f05d54a9e286713ece6c25a53352c9d090
Only necessary if you want to hack on NoFlo UI itself. Not neccesary for making apps with FBP. To be able to work on the NoFlo UI you need a checkout of this repository and a working Node.js installation. Go to the checkout folder and run:
$ npm install
You also need the Grunt build tool:
$ sudo npm install -g grunt-cli
This will provide you with all the needed development dependencies. Now you can build a new version by running:
$ grunt build
You have to run this command as an administrator on Windows.
If you prefer, you can also start a watcher process that will do a rebuild whenever one of the files changes:
$ grunt watch
Start the server, then open the URL it in a web browser. Example:
$ node src/noflo-server.js --port 3005
Where 3005 is the port you want the server to run. Once it is built and the server is running you can access the UI at http://localhost:3005/
In addition to this project, the other repository of interest is the the-graph graph editor widget used for editing flows.