Shared libraries and components used by Kubeflow frontend projects.
common
- miscellaneous shared components and atoms.mlmd
- components for visualizing data from anml-metadata
store. For more information see the kubeflow/metadata repository.
Build artifacts are included in the repo and stored at build/lib
. To manually generate new build
artifacts, run:
npm run build
During development it may be convenient to run the build script in watch mode to automatically recompile when source files are changed.
npm run build:watch
The package also supports 2 additional build modes:
build:protos
- for compiling Protocol Buffer definitionsbuild:all
- for regenerating all build artifacts
This project contains a mix of natively defined classes and classes generated by the Protocol
Buffer Compiler from definitions in the proto/
directory. Copies of the generated classes are
included in the src/
directory to allow the build process to succeed without a dependency on
the Protocol Buffer compiler, protoc
, being in the system PATH.
If a file in proto/
is modified or you need to manually re-generate the protos, you'll need to
add protoc
to your system's PATH and generate new compiled protos by running:
npm run build:protos
See https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases
for a pre-built binary of protoc
.
See scripts/gen_grpc_web_protos.js
for the script used by the build:protos
script.
Protocol Buffers for the mlmd
module are taken from an earlier commit hash of the ml_metadata
proto package from
google/ml-metadata.
Run:
npm test
If you're not a developer on this project, and don't plan on modifying the source, you can stop reading now :)
- You are using
PowerShell
or abash
-like shell - Assuming your
$PWD
is in this repo locally - Your parent folder looks like
> ls ..
metadata frontend <other-irrelevant-folder>
pushd ../metadata/frontend # Change context to the MLMD Repo
npm i ../../frontend # NPM link this library locally (will make a symlink)
git stash # To discard any local changes (don't run this if you're also modifying Kubeflow/Metadata)
popd # Back to where we were
Note: Make sure to remove the symlink in ../metadata/frontend/<this-package>
and running npm i
again in ../metadata/frontend
to undo the linking
Start 3 terminals and run:
Components TS Compiler | Metadata Local Server | Proxy to Metadata server (for MLMD proxy) |
---|---|---|
npm run build:watch |
cd ../metadata/frontend; npm start |
cd ../metadata/frontend; npm run start:proxy |
You should now be able to make updates in Frontend-Components (your local clone of this repo), and see them update realtime in your browser!