TreemapView with D3.js

[JohannesLichtenberger]

In order to get an overview about the stored XML and JSON resources we might want to use space filling approaches for tree-structured data as for instancdd a TreeMap.

Where can I find data to be displayed? Can you provide some endpoint?

[JohannesLichtenberger]

Hm, can you use dummy data for now? Simply JSON and XML :-)

[JohannesLichtenberger]

Or you could try to get the HTTP-server up and running using the docker-compose file in the bundle sirix-rest-api. Some documentation: https://sirix.io/rest-api.html

However, the binary content simply gets serialized as JSON or XML again, depending on the database type (what content is stored).

ok, currently I am setting up keycloak via docker (according to README). The link you provided for documentation talks nothing about docker though. It would be great if you could build a single image, push it to the repository so that all the frontend (and backend of course) guys need to run just 1 command and they are up and running.

[JohannesLichtenberger]

Yes, I think the only thing missing in the docker-compose file is the realm data, which I have exported from my running Keycloak instance to provide a simple test configuration. Will do this next, but maybe tomorrow.

docker-compose up -d hopefully. Need to check this on my laptop at work. Here I have only Windows, but maybe Docker for Windows is now a bit better than a few years ago...

You can import it via the Keycloak web frontend however:

https://github.com/sirixdb/sirix/tree/master/bundles/sirix-rest-api/src/test/resources

[JohannesLichtenberger]

The databases are per default stored in $USER_HOME/sirix-data

[JohannesLichtenberger]

Oh and to keep you informed, simonholdorf from dev.to would like to switch to a Nuxt.js setup :-)

Okay, so I will have to probably wait with all the tasks till he does the migration. Why did you decide to make a switch from SPA to serverside rendering? (just curious :) )

[JohannesLichtenberger]

I think preloading on the server adds a lot of value. Otherwise it's still a PWA, right? :-)

[simhol]

With nuxt we'll combine the power of both worlds. It's built as a universal app where the initial HTML and other static content is rendered by the server but as soon as something happens in the client it will be handled as a SPA by Vue. This has great effects on performance, SEO