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OVDashboard UI
Quick Start
If you only want a working installation, it is highly recommended to use the docker image at TODO.
The image contains both the API and UI.
Refer to the main README for an in-depth how-to.
Setup for development and contribution
No need to fiddle around with specific Node.js versions. You only need a "general purpose" development setup to get this project up and running for debug and contribution purposes:
- Docker Engine
- Visual Studio Code
- Remote - Containers (VSCode extension)
Once you open this directory in VSCode, you should be prompted to reopen it in a development container.
If not, hit Ctrl+Alt+P and search for "reopen in container".
Running the UI without the docker image
You probably don't need this! Usually the image is good enough!
However, if you want to deploy the UI on a cluster or any custom web server, go ahead.
First, run yarn build in this directory - I'd recommend you use VSCode with a development container as described above.
Alternatively, you can copy the /html directory from the docker image:
id=$(docker create TODO)
docker cp "${id}:/html" "/path/to/dist"
docker rm -v "${id}"
Then you can deploy the dist directory as the webroot using your favourite web server.
Configuration
The OVDashboard UI is created using Vue.js. Even though the default config should fit most applications, you can refer to the Configuration Reference for what can be configured additionally.