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A simple user interface for interacting with the google datastore emulator locally.

HTML 3.66% CSS 0.33% TypeScript 54.48% JavaScript 41.53%
google datastore-emulator datastore google-console-admin

google-datastore-emulator-ui's Introduction

Google Datastore Emulator UI

A simple user interface for interacting with the google datastore emulator locally.

Installation

Run

npm i -g google-datastore-emulator-ui

or

yarn global add google-datastore-emulator-ui

Environment Variables

DATASTORE_EMULATOR_HOST - The host nd port of your google cloud emulator that is currently running such as http://localhost:8097

DATASTORE_BACKUP_BUCKET - The name of the google cloud storage folder that your backups write to.

DATASTORE_BACKUP_DIR - The full path to you backups folder such as /Users/zhogan/Documents/Code/Personal/my-other-project/gcloud_datastore/backups

PROJECT_ID - The google datastore project id.

SERVER_PORT - The port for the google-datastore-emulator-ui server to run on.

Usage

Run

google-datastore-emulator-ui -i my-project-id -e http://localhost:8097 -b my-backups-bucket -d /Users/zhogan/Documents/Code/Personal/my-other-project/gcloud_datastore/backups

Cli Options

Usage: google-datastore-emulator-ui [command]

Options:
  -V, --version                 output the version number
  -i, --id <project>            The id of the google datastore project. (default: process.env.PROJECT_ID)
  -e, --emulator-host <host>    The url of the emulator (default: process.env.DATASTORE_EMULATOR_HOST)
  -b, --backup-bucket <bucket>  The google cloud storage backup bucket (default: process.env.DATASTORE_BACKUP_BUCKET)
  -d, --backup-dir <dir>        The google cloud storage backup bucket (default: process.env.DATASTORE_BACKUP_DIR)
  -p, --port <port>             The port to run the express server on (default: process.env.SERVER_PORT || "8002")
  -h, --help                    display help for command

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google-datastore-emulator-ui's Issues

server not recognized

I keep getting this as the end of the output when I run via command line:
'serve' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

When I go to the localhost on the port specified I only see cannot get/ and a 404 in the console. Any ideas

Debug output possible?

Hi - is there any way of running this with any level of debug output?

I've got it up and running just fine, but it's rendering just a blank page without any UI elements, etc:

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Looks like a great project, something that I've been begging Google for, for a long time!

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