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Exynize UI for Exynize platform

Exynize UI that provides a way to interact with Exynize REST. Part of Exynize platform.

About Exynize platform

Exynize platform aims to simplifying the workflow and allow rapid creation of data processing pipelines and visualisations. Current version of the platform allows:

  • constructing pipelines right in your browsers with very little effort,
  • writing processing component as if you was dealing with a single data item,
  • re-using existing processing modules in new pipelines,
  • creating real-time processing and visualisation without thinking about doing real-time at all,
  • spending time on doing actual work, not fiddling with scaffolding.

More info on the platform as well as some demoes of its capabilities can be found in the following article on Medium

Building data processing and visualisation pipelines in the browser with Exynize

Getting started

Requirements

For Exynize UI to function properly, you'll need to have following things installed:

  • node.js v4.x or later
  • npm v3.x or later

Alternatively you can use docker environment provided with a supplied Dockerfile.

You'll also need Exynize REST for the UI to work.

Installation

  1. Clone the repository and cd into new folder: git clone git@github.com:Exynize/exynize-ui.git && cd exynize-ui
  2. Execute npm install
  3. Execute npm start
  4. Exynize UI will start working on http://localhost:3000

Alternatively, you can use Dockerfile to assemble docker container and then start it with a link to your Exynize REST instance.

License

Dual licensed under GPL-3.0 and commercial license. See LICENSE.md file for more details.

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