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apache/age-viewer: Graph database optimized for fast analysis and real-time data processing. It is provided as an extension to PostgreSQL.

Apache-Age Viewer is a web based user interface that provides visualization of graph data stored in a postgreSQL database with AGE extension. It is graph visualisation tool, for Apache AGE.

This is a sub-project of the Apache AGE project.

• Node version - ^14.16.0

• Node Module - pm2

Install latest pm2 with : npm i pm2

pm2 is an NPM module to run the project in production mode, and hence is optional for getting started with setting up development environment for Age-Viewer

• Install the required node modules using :
  npm run setup
• Run Age-Viewer using : npm run start

This will start the age-viewer on http://localhost:3000 if port 3000 is free.

• Build the front-end : npm run build-front

• Build the back-end : npm run build-back

• Start the project in production mode :

    pm2 stop ag-viewer-develop
  
    pm2 delete ag-viewer-develop
  
    pm2 start ecosystem.config.js
  
  

  How to start using Age-Viewer

• To start using Age-Viewer we need to have a running postgreSQL database server with Apache Age Extension

  Setting up the PostgreSQL server with AGE extension
  • Easiest way for Windows, Mac-OS and Linux Environment using Docker

  Install docker in advance (https://www.docker.com/get-started), install the version compatible with your OS from the provided link.

  Run Using Docker :

  • Get the docker image - docker pull apache/age

  • Create AGE docker container

  docker run --name myPostgresDb -p 5455:5432 -e POSTGRES_USER=postgresUser \
  -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgresPW -e POSTGRES_DB=postgresDB -d apache/age

  Docker variables Description --name Assign a name to the container -p Publish a container’s port(s) to the host -e Set environment variables -d Run container in background and print container ID

• To Get the running log of the docker container created - docker logs --follow myPostgresDb

• To Get into postgreSQL Shell (There are two ways this can be done) -

  • First get into docker shell using - docker exec -it myPostgresDb bash
    Then get into postgreSQL shell using - psql -U postgresUser postgresDB

  OR

  • Alternatively postgres shell can also be assessed directly (without getting into the docker shell) - psql -U postgresUser -d postgresDB -p 5455 -h localhost and put in postgresPW when prompted for password.

• After logging into postgreSQL shell follow the Post-Installation instruction to create a graph in the database.

Initial Connection Layout To Connect to postgreSQL server running from Docker Container

• Connect URL - localhost
• Connect Port - 5455
• Database Name - postgresDB
• User Name - postgresUser
• Password - postgresPW

The following field is same as used to make the docker container specified above as flags.

Apache AGE Viewer is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.

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