How do you work with jena-fuseki-ui for local development? about jena HOT 4 CLOSED

I normally have IntelliJ with Jena (for Java changes), where I launch FusekiCmd.

And I have the jena-fuseki-ui open as a JS project in WebStorm, where I launch yarn run dev.

That starts a proxy at http://localhost:8080/ in yarn + vite, proxying requests to static files to go to the generated dev version of jena-fuseki-ui (i.e. if you modify the files I think it auto-reloads and refreshes the browser via websockets). Requests that are not to static files (e.g. /$/some-fuseki-endpoint) will be proxied to the 0.0.0.0:3030 address by default, which should find the Jena Fuseki executed with FusekiCmd.

serve:fuseki is a fake Fuseki backend with responses saved from a real instance, this is used for prototyping new UI components, and for e2e tests.

This should be documented in jena-fuseki-ui/README.md.

Hope that helps.

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Thank you @kinow this is super useful, hope to get to try it out during the weekend.

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I have a working dev set up for working with the UI after following your instructions, and managed to debug live, with updates reloading. Thanks again 💯

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Awesome! Thanks for updating the issue, @OyvindLGjesdal !

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