Open jamesrwelch opened 2 years ago
Hi @jamesrwelch , I am willing to solve this issue, but after serving the app, I am not getting the response from APIs.
Hi @shikhavani . Are you able to check if you have a running instance of the Mauro backend? During development of the UI, the default API endpoint is configured to be http://localhost:8080/api
, so do you have a running Mauro web service on that address/port?
If not we can run you through the steps to get ready.
Hi, No, I haven't run any backend service for now. I will be requiring your help to do the process as I haven't found any steps on your git.
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If not we can run you through the steps to get ready.
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Apologies for that @shikhavani , there should be something to explain how to setup the UI end-to-end. I'll add a new issue to update the README.
In the meantime, you'll need to follow some of the steps in these two other repo README's:
mdm-core
code to run.If you need any other help, please take a look at the https://maurodatamapper.github.io/community/contribute/ page, this can also point you to the Zulip community chat so you can ask further questions to other people.
cc @jamesrwelch
The UI should probably disable buttons after they've been clicked, until a response is received. This would stop multiple requests being made in error. For example, the 'submit data model' button on creating a new data model, allows several clicks and may make several requests.
There are almost certainly other examples in other places.