KishuBoard
This is a dash-board extension of Kishu. With the interactive GUI provided by KishuBoard, you can browse, compare and search commits, checkout code/kernel variables to previous commits; branch out etc in a straightforward way.
Getting Started
pypi installation
To install the extension from pypi, execute:
pip install kishuboard
To remove the extension, execute:
pip uninstall kishuboard
starting up via kishuboard
kishuboard
And then you should be able to visit the kishuboard at localhost://4999.
Install from source code:
Note: You will need NodeJS to build the kishuboard, please make sure you have node on your computer, or install it from here.
- enter the directory of the current file
- build the NodeJS frontend
npm init # If you are building it from the source code for the first time
npm install # If you are building it from the source code for the first time
npm run build
- [optional] Install kishu core from source code
source ../.env/bin/activate # activate the virtual environment
pip install ../kishu # install kishu from source code
pip install -r requirements.txt #install other dependencies
- install kishu board
pip install .
- run the kishuboard
kishuboard
And then you should be able to visit the kishuboard at localhost://4999.
Development
Dev mode deployment
To run the kishuboard in dev mode, you will need to start the kishuboard server and the kishuboard frontend separately.
- enter the directory of this readme file
- start the kishuboard server(backend) in dev mode
source ../.env/bin/activate # activate the virtual environment
cd kishuboard
python server.py
- start the kishuboard frontend in dev mode
cd .. # go back to the directory of this readme file
npm init # If you are building it from the source code for the first time
npm install # If you are building it from the source code for the first time
npm start
And you should be able to visit the kishuboard at localhost://3000. Refresh the page in your browser to update the frontend after changing frontend code. To build a new release of kishuboard, please refer to RELEASE.md
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Release files for kishuboard 0.1.2
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