HTTP-APIs
Server URL input as a dropdown
Deploy hydrus servers and input them in the Server URL input as a dropdown so when the user launches the UI he can already try some online ready server. Similar to how we have one already deployed now.
@Guttz Can we use database to store the URLs when they are deployed or hosted, and then fetch them in the client . Or is there any other approach to this?
For now, as I think we have only 1, a simple array in the source code would be ok.. We can change it in the future if necessary.
Maybe something important would be to have a checking function when the demo initializes so it actually checks if the servers are up, before showing to the user, as the servers might not always be available.
okay @Guttz , so it's like having an array of urls harded coded and checking if it is hosted or not?
Greetings @Guttz . I am willing to work on this issue. I currently am facing an issue with running the development server of "hydra-python-agent-gui". I have read the installation guide and have set up both client and Hydrus server. However, I am getting a blank page on localhost:3000. I believe this is due to the following errors:
The blank page appears because of the following variables being null in the render function of app.js:
render() {
const { classes } = this.props;
if(this.state.classes && this.state.apidocGraph.nodes ){ //both are null in the component's state
return ( <template> );
}
The root of the issue is when the request is made to hydra-docs and adidoc-graph and 404 error occurs. That's why both of the above variables are not being set
componentDidMount() {
axios.get(this.agentEndpoint + "/hydra-doc")
.then(res => {
this.setState({
//for this.supportedClass > if @id="vocab:EntryPoint" then supportedProperty.property.labe
classes: res.data.supportedClass,
serverURL: res.data.serverURL.replace(/\/$/, "") + "/"
}, () => this.render())
});
axios.get(this.agentEndpoint + "/apidoc-graph")
.then(res => {
this.setState({
//for this.supportedClass > if @id="vocab:EntryPoint" then supportedProperty.property.labe
apidocGraph: res.data
}, () => this.render())
});
}
Could you please guide a bit about what might've went wrong?
I also tried to solve the matter by replacing this.agentEndpoint with "http://localhost:8080" because of the hydrus server running on 8080 port but it didn't change anything.
I tried by peeking into the hydra_doc_writer to create a new hydraDoc too but I think that wouldn't be necessary as sample hydrodoc is being used as default. The following output line by running hydrus serve gave me this thought:
No hydradoc specified, using sample hydradoc as default.
@Haysam-Bin-Tahir , hello may I know how are you running the client , are you running app.py . and if you are using hydrus server then the entrypoint should be http://localhost:8080/serverapi
@Haysam-Bin-Tahir , hello may I know how are you running the client , are you running app.py . and if you are using hydrus server then the entrypoint should be http://localhost:8080/serverapi
I am currently running the app by "npm start" into the folder "console-frontend".
I also changed the entrypoint to "http://localhost:8080/serverapi" but that gave authentication error (401).
@Haysam-Bin-Tahir okay instead running app through npm start, try running python app.py outside the console-frontend directory ,this will run static files which is build by react app, under port 3000.
@Haysam-Bin-Tahir , hello may I know how are you running the client , are you running app.py . and if you are using hydrus server then the entrypoint should be http://localhost:8080/serverapi
I am currently running the app by "npm start" into the folder "console-frontend".
I also changed the entrypoint to "http://localhost:8080/serverapi" but that gave authentication error (401).
for authenication error instead running hydrus serve run hydrus serve --no-auth.
It resolved the authorization error but still, the resources( hydra-doc and apidoc-graph ) are not found and 404 error is being generated. Does redis_setup.sh have a role in it? Because that is the only file that is not being run currently due to a docker error of "docker daemon not running".
P.S. I am still running npm start to run the GUI because of app.py not running due to connection error with "/serverapi/vocab" and I tried so many times with method variations that now I get the following error on running python app.py:
I understand this might be a problem with my setup because I don't see other users complaining about it. So, it is okay if you are not able to detect the problem with this; I won't be taking any more time of yours on this. It is just a last try to see if we can reach somewhere. Thanks for your patience and kindness.
Hey @Haysam-Bin-Tahir, to run the GUI you need RedisGraph running, hydrus running and then run the gui(python app.py). I would suggest that for these errors you interact with the community through our slack channel: https://join.slack.com/t/hydraecosystem/shared_invite/zt-9eudw2gz-5SN92uyOhYDBnFQHAAx9nw Thanks!
okay @Guttz , so it's like having an array of urls harded coded and checking if it is hosted or not?
Yes, I think that's a ok solution for now.
Hey @Haysam-Bin-Tahir, to run the GUI you need RedisGraph running, hydrus running and then run the gui(python app.py). I would suggest that for these errors you interact with the community through our slack channel: https://join.slack.com/t/hydraecosystem/shared_invite/zt-9eudw2gz-5SN92uyOhYDBnFQHAAx9nw Thanks!
Thank you so much.