A front-end UI for demoing API integration. Currently available at: http://amp.pharm.mssm.edu/sigcom/

Before starting, install the project dependencies:

npm install

Runs the app in the development mode. Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

The page will reload if you make edits.
You will also see any lint errors in the console.

Build and export the project as a series of .html files.

Export, build and deploy the docker image for release.

We use dotenv / next-dotenv to organize loading of environment variables--more specific settings will override less specific ones. i.e. .env.development settings take precedent over .env. You should define your own .env.*.local which are hidden by git (see dotenv-load).

Furthermore, environment prefixes are important for NextJS.

• NEXT_PUBLIC_*: available server / client side
• NEXT_SERVER_*: available server side only
• NEXT_STATIC_*: available during static rendering

Other variables may not propagate, so ensure you use these prefixes.

Modifying SigCom UI to your data is done via the entries in the schema table. SigCom uses three types of schemas.

• /dcic/signature-commons-schema/v5/meta/schema/landing-ui.json: Defines the overall look of the landing page
• /dcic/signature-commons-schema/v5/meta/schema/ui-schema.json: Used for formatting the labels for searches, without this, SigCom defaults to the ids as labels
• /dcic/signature-commons-schema/v5/meta/schema/counting.json: Tells sigcom which metadata to count for the landing page, you can also set it to either be a pie chart, a bar chart, or a regular count|

For more information check Modifying UI and the examples folder. Also, check UI_values