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Yavin Framework

Note: This repository contains the core code of the Yavin framework. If you want to build an application using Yavin, visit the Yavin App Repository.

Yavin is a framework for rapidly building custom data applications that offers both a UI and an API. Yavin can also be deployed as a standalone business intelligence tool in a few simple steps. Build reports, assemble dashboards, and explore data with ad-hoc queries.

Jump right in with the demo app or run it yourself by following our quick start guide.

yavin demo app landing page

Packages

You can install the individual packages via npm npm (custom registry)

Package	Description
	Library of visualizations and common components
	Collection of components for creating collections of visualization
	Adapters and serializers for connecting to data sources (elide/fili)
	Overview of all saved/favorited reports and dashboards
	Helper library for in app alerts
	Collection of components for building advanced ad-hoc reports

Contributing

Assuming you have git, node (>=10), and ember-cli

git clone https://github.com/yavin-dev/framework.git
cd yavin
CI=true npm install (CI=true makes use of each package's package-lock.json file)
cd packages/reports (or whichever package)
ember s to run a local server
Then npm test to test your changes

See CONTRIBUTING.md

Resources

Documentation on yavin.dev
Chat on spectrum.chat
Feature Roadmap projects
For more information on using ember-cli, visit https://ember-cli.com/.
For more information on using lerna, visit https://lerna.js.org

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.