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can i host my own copy of the new react dashboard/frontend? #168

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saket424 opened this issue May 6, 2021 · 1 comment
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can i host my own copy of the new react dashboard/frontend? #168

saket424 opened this issue May 6, 2021 · 1 comment

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saket424 commented May 6, 2021

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Where is the code to host my own copy of the frontend or is that totally deprecated and the new dashboard/frontend is closed source?

  • DashboardURL: Sets the url where the frontend is running. Unless you are using a custom domain, you should keep this value as https://app.lanthorn.ai/.
    • DashboardAuthorizationToken: Configures the Authorization header required to sync the processor and the dashboard.
@saket424 saket424 changed the title can i host my own copy of the new react frontend? can i host my own copy of the new react dashboard/frontend? May 7, 2021
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renzodgc commented May 7, 2021

Hi @saket424, once there was an old react frontend prototype that was deprecated in version 0.2.0, you can still access the code in https://github.com/neuralet/smart-social-distancing/releases/tag/0.1.0 but it lacks many functionalities and it may need some patch up to work properly

The backend and frontend hosted in https://app.lanthorn.ai/ are an official version of that prototype and are currently closed source projects. You can use it to easily visualize data and configure a smart-social-distancing processor.

The DashboardURL config is only used if mailing notifications are enabled (so the processor's emails can redirect to lanthorn's web), but the processor is perfectly functional without that (and any other string will result in a broken URL in the email only)

The DashboardAuthorizationToken was recently added, and it is meant to store an auth token, for we are expanding the capabilities of the Lanthorn closed source backend to allow for acting as a wrapper of multiple processors and receiving processed data from them.

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