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Atlas business intelligence library plugs in to your existing reporting platforms, extracts useful metadata, and displays it in a unified report library where you can easily search for, document, and launch reports.
Atlas BI Library is built with .Net 6.0 and Node.
Aside from those installs you will need to install ef core toolsdotnet tool install -g dotnet-ef.
These guide can be run with Visual Studio Code and the built in terminal.
- Get the code
git clone [email protected]:atlas-bi/atlas-bi-library.git - Install the project dependencies
npm installandnpm run dotnet:restore - Create an
appsettings.cust.jsonandappsettings.cust.Development.jsonas specified in the docs - Create a
.envfile withNODE_ENV=development - Initialize the database and create tables
npm run db:update - Finally, start up the website
npm start
If this is your first time running a dotnet webapp, you will need to trust the cert with
dotnet dev-certs https --trust
Runningnpm startwill build all the resources needed, start IISExpress, and then open your browser.
Debugging code is simple. In Visual Studio Code, simply pressf5to activate breakpoints. Saving any file will trigger a rebuild.
Tests require two global dotnet tools.
dotnet tool install -g coverlet.console
dotnet tool install -g dotnet-reportgenerator-globaltool- Install dependancies
npm installandnpm run dotnet:restore - Run tests
npm run test:dev
A hit/miss html report will be in the folder /coverage.
Build the release with npm run dotnet:publish.
Copy the output of /bin/Release/net6.0/publish to the folder of your IIS site.
See the docs for aditional configuration and starting search.
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue describing an issue or feature.
This repository uses commitizen. Commit code changes for pr's with npm run commit.
Atlas was created by the Riverside Healthcare Analytics team. See the credits for more details.
Special thanks to a few other tools used here.
