Juttle Client Library

Juttle Client Library is a set of frontend building blocks for creating applications that interact with outputs from juttle programs via juttle-service.

Introduction

Juttle Client Library consists of 5 distinct components: Views, Inputs, Errors, JobManager, and HttpApi.

Component	Description
Views	The Views class is used to run a bundle (a juttle program with its modules) against an instance of Juttle Service and render its output onto a provided DOM node.
Inputs	Given a bundle, an inputs instance will render the bundle's inputs to specified DOM node.
Errors	Given an error object returned from either juttle-service or juttle-viz, an Errors instance will render a user-friendly error message.
JobManager	Interacts with the Juttle Service api to run and manage the lifecycle of a running Juttle Program. Emits events received from the Juttle Service streaming api.
HttpApi	Client functions for interacting with the Juttle Service http api.

Additionally Juttle Client Library also exports these enums:

Enum	Description
JobStatus	An enum used to described the status of a given JobManager instance. Returned from the getStatus() method of JobManager. Possible values can be STOPPED, STARTING, RUNNING
ViewStatus	Exactly the same as JobStatus only returned from the getStatus() of a Views instance.

Getting Started

npm install --save juttle-client-library

A quick example:

import { Views, Inputs } from 'juttle-client-library';

let views = new Views(JUTTLE_SERVICE_HOST, document.getElementById('views'));
let inputs = new Inputs(JUTTLE_SERVICE_HOST, document.getElementById('inputs'));

let bundle = {
    program: 'input person:text; emit | put greeting = "hello " + person'    
};


inputs.render(bundle);

document.getElementById('btn-run').addEventListener('click', () => {
    inputs.getValues()
    .then(values => views.run(bundle, values));
});

API

See the example and test directory for how this library should be used. A more complete implementation can be see in juttle/juttle-viewer

Running Example

Prerequisite - Have a locally running instance of Juttle Service (or Juttle Engine) on port 8080 (you can adjust the location by changing line 6 of example/index.js).

Here's how to run this library locally from this repo (also used for development purposes):

$ git clone https://github.com/juttle/juttle-client-library.git
$ cd juttle-client-library
$ npm install
$ cd example
$ ./server.js