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Fiberplane Studio

Welcome to the Fiberplane Studio monorepo!

Description

This project has an api and a frontend that can consume telemetry data from a Hono app.

To connect your Hono app to the Studio api, you'll need to add the code in packages/client-library-otel to your Hono app. You can do this via NPM, or linking to the local codebase. Please read the client library README.md for instructions.

Worth noting is that the api connects to a local libsql (sqlite) database. Setup steps for this are simple (you just need to run migrations), and are in api/README.md.

The frontend is a React + Typescript + Tailwind app that uses shadcn/ui components. For more info on the frontend, see: frontend/README.md.

There are also folders containing:

  • fpx - Rust code for production ingestion of telemetry data
  • packages/types - The shared typescript types (and constants) used across the projects in the monorepo
  • webhonc- A proxy service for sending requests to your Hono app from a static public url
  • www - The documentation website for Studio

Setup

Let's focus on running the api and frontend for now.

You'll want to

  1. Run the code in this repo, and then
  2. Add some client code to a Hono app

The next two sections take you through how to do this.

Spinning up the database, api, and dashboard

  1. Clone this repo
  2. cd api and spin up the api (follow instructions in api/README)
  3. Check the api is running on http://localhost:8788
  4. cd frontend in a separate shell, and spin up the frontend (follow instructions in in frontend/README)
  5. Check the frontend is running on http://localhost:5173

Adding FPX to your Hono project

Follow the instructions in the client-library-otel README to add FPX telemetry to your Hono project.

Developing

This project uses typescript, biome and pnpm workspaces. Linting and formatting is handled with biome.

In the project root you can format all typescript codebases with pnpm run format.

You will also want to use the project root to prepare the npx command for the distributable API. See the root's package.json scripts, as well as the api's README for more details on testing the npx command.

Always publish with pnpm publish.

If you've updated the code in packages/types, you'll need to publish a new version of the package before publishing any other packages that depend on it.

Generating Schemas / Types

The Rust types that will be used to generate the schemas are defined in xtask/src/commands/schemas.rs.

To generate the frontend/src/schemas.ts file, simply run cargo xtask generate-schemas in the project root directory.

License

All code within the fpx repository is distributed under the terms of both the MIT license and the Apache License (Version 2.0).

See LICENSE-APACHE and LICENSE-MIT.