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JDL Studio is an online JHipster Domain Language visual editor
https://start.jhipster.tech/jdl-studio/
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Create a small server backend so that the JDLStudio can be used as a local file editor #23

Closed PierreBesson closed 7 years ago

PierreBesson commented 7 years ago

The idea is that people can run the JHipster studio with a "binary" (maybe published on NPM, or with docker). Then doing something like ‘jdl-studio entity.jh‘ will start a small server that serve the JDL-Studio front-end and synchronize it with the jdl file.

This could also be a way for a user to visualize all the app entities, once @cbornet's JSON reversing is done.

To me it seems a better solution than creating an editor specific plugin.

Maybe @flaviencathala can work on this, I think you will need a break from the angular migration from time to time. If nobody sees any objection to do this ?

deepu105 commented 7 years ago

There is already a docker image for this. look at the readme

Thanks & Regards, Deepu

On Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 5:16 PM, Pierre Besson notifications@github.com wrote:

The idea is that people can run the JHipster studio with a "binary" (maybe published on NPM, or with docker). Then doing something like ‘jdl-studio entity.jh‘ will start a small server that serve the JDL-Studio front-end and synchronize it with the jdl file.

This could also be a way for a user to visualize all the app entities, once @cbornet https://github.com/cbornet's JSON reversing is done.

To me it seems a better solution than creating an editor specific plugin.

Maybe @flaviencathala https://github.com/flaviencathala can work on this, I think you will need a break from the angular migration from time to time. If nobody sees any objection to do this ?

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PierreBesson commented 7 years ago

This is not my idea, I want to have the JDL studio synchronize with a local file on my computer. Is this already possible now ?

deepu105 commented 7 years ago

What do you mean by synchronisation? Currently its possible to spawn a local instance using the docker image which serves the site on nginx.

Thanks & regards, Deepu

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This is not my idea, I want to have the JDL studio synchronize with a local file on my computer. Is this already possible now ?

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PierreBesson commented 7 years ago

I mean synchronize a .jdl file in the filesystem with what you see in the JDL studio UI.

deepu105 commented 7 years ago

Currently you need to import the file using the UI feature. But why do you want it to be synchronized? Sorry but im still a bit confused by the use case you mentioned. May be i didn't understand it well.

Thanks & regards, Deepu

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I mean synchronize a .jdl file in the filesystem with what you see in the JDL studio UI.

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PierreBesson commented 7 years ago

Never mind, maybe I'm not clear. The idea was that you wouldn't have to deal with importing and exporting manually to a file, it would just synchronize by itself with a file on your computer. I will talk about it directly with @jdubois next time I see him to see if this is worth doing it.

deepu105 commented 7 years ago

If you know what you are doing then you can very well go ahead. I have no issues with that.

Thanks & regards, Deepu

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Never mind, maybe I'm not clear. The idea was that you wouldn't have to deal with importing and exporting manually to a file, it would just synchronize by itself with a file on your computer. I will talk about it directly with @jdubois https://github.com/jdubois next time I see him to see if this is worth doing it.

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