Run webviz from source build without launching docs page #406
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You could host it online somewhere? We host webviz.io/app using Github Pages. |
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@janpaul123 I think what they are saying is that they would like to run the webviz App as landing page. Is there an easy way to implement the webviz-core package in a standard html page or modify the existing React application to point the landing page to be the webviz app? I was also looking into doing this using the webviz-core package as a static website however it seems the webviz-core package is not able to source /dist/webvizCoreBundle.js and is not in the repo from what I can tell, How is this bundle sourced? if the bundle was included it would make for an easier solution to the problem by simply running the package as a standalone app. |
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Maybe we should pull that out into its own command so everyone can easily generate a static build? Happy to take PRs for that! |
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What if I wanted to use the individual components of the WebViz Core? How should I import them? |
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We don't currently support that. Those are considered internal API and might change heavily on every release. But if you really want to I guess you can just |
+ a Docker image that has just Webviz installed in it. There have been multiple requests for something like this, especially from people who want to use Webviz in situations with limited internet connectivity. See e.g. #120, #267, and #406. I’ve also renamed the current Dockerfile. I’ll follow up with another PR that updates the README to explain how to use the new Docker image once I’ve figured out how to set up automated Docker builds. Test plan: tested this locally. There’s some risk of this getting out of sync since we don’t run this in CI, but hopefully with the automated Docker build which I’ll set up later we’ll at least get some coverage on this flow.
+ a Docker image that has just Webviz installed in it. There have been multiple requests for something like this, especially from people who want to use Webviz in situations with limited internet connectivity. See e.g. #120, #267, and #406. I’ve also renamed the current Dockerfile. I’ll follow up with another PR that updates the README to explain how to use the new Docker image once I’ve figured out how to set up automated Docker builds. Test plan: tested this locally. There’s some risk of this getting out of sync since we don’t run this in CI, but hopefully with the automated Docker build which I’ll set up later we’ll at least get some coverage on this flow.
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Btw I set up a Slack workspace to make it easier for us to chat; join us using the link here: #461 |
I've built webviz from source and have been using it with great success. The only kink in my system is that currently when I want to open up the webviz application in a browser, I have to run
npm run docswhich launches the docs app in addition to running the webviz application.Is there another way to run just the application without launching the docs page?
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