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Compass Real Time Server Stats Component.

In the package.json:

  "dependencies": {
    "compass-serverstats": "10gen/compass-serverstats",
  }

const d3 = require('d3');
const realTimeLineChart = require('compass-serverstats').d3.realTimeLineChart;

const el = document.getElementById('myChart');
const data = {
  "dataSets" : [
    {
      "line" : "virtual",
      "count" : [
        2.48,
        2.48,
        2.49
      ],
      "active" : true
    },
    {
      "line" : "resident",
      "count" : [
        0.02,
        0.02,
        0.02
      ],
      "active":true
    },
    {
      "line" : "mapped",
      "count" : [
        0,
        0,
        0
      ],
      "active":true
    }
  ],
  "localTime" : [
    "2016-10-30T07:12:05.077Z",
    "2016-10-30T07:12:06.069Z",
    "2016-10-30T07:12:07.153Z"
  ],
  "skip" : [
    false,
    false,
    false
  ],
  "yDomain" : [
    0,
    2.49
  ],
  "xLength" : 60,
  "labels" : {
    "title" : "memory",
    "keys" : [
      "vsize",
      "resident",
      "mapped"
    ],
    "yAxis" : "GB"
  },
  "keyLength" : 6,
  "paused" : false
};

d3.select(el).datum(data).call(realTimeLineChart());

Develop and prototype your component with react-storybook in a standalone browser view, with linked stories and hot reloading.

To run storybook mode, type npm run storybook, then open http://localhost:9001 in a browser. You can now edit the source code and hit save, and changes will immediately show in the browser, while maintaining the state of the component(s).

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To start Electron and render your component, type npm start.

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The test environment is configured to test components with Enzyme (including full mount mode through jsdom) and enzyme-chai. See the test folder for examples. Run npm test to execute the test suite.

Almost all of your development will happen in the ./src directory. Add new components to ./src/components, actions to ./src/actions/index.js and if you need additional stores, add them to ./src/stores.

For completeness, below is a list of directories present in this module:

• .storybook react-storybook and webpack configuration. You usually don't need to touch this.
• electron code to start electron, open a browser window and load the source. You don't usually need to touch this, unless you want to render something other than the main component in Electron.
• lib compiled version of your components (plain javascript instead of jsx) and styles (css instead of less). Never change anything here as this entire folder gets automatically created and overwritten.
• src components, actions and stores source code, as well as style files. This is the place to implement your own components. npm run compile will use ./src as input and create ./lib.
• stories stories for react-storybook. You can add as many story files as you like, they are automatically added to storybook.
• test implement your tests here, and name the files *.test.js.

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