OSCQueryApp

An HTML, Javascript, css application for retrieving OSCQuery responses (in json) and rendering an appropriate webapp.

Proposal

See https://github.com/mrRay/OSCQueryProposal

Static deployment

1. Copy web/views/pages/index.ejs to index.html
2. In index.html, replace <%= host_url %> with the OSCQuery server, which serves the json feed. (TODO: How to improve this?)
3. Serve this modified index.html
4. Serve dist/bundle.js at the path /bundle.js
5. Serve assets/css/style.css at the path /css/style.css
6. (No need to serve assets/img, the images get built into the bundle.js)

Building for development

1. Install npm
2. npm install - use npm to install dependencies
3. npm run build - execute webpack to build output/bundle.js

When development is complete, copy output/bundle.js to dist/bundle.js.

Running node.js development server

1. export SERVER_URL=http://127.0.0.1:2345 (OSCQuery Server)
2. cd web
3. node server.js

Open your browser and go nativate to http://localhost:5050

Tests

npm run test

CORS Security

Javascript running in-browser cannot make cross-origin requests unless the server being contacted sets the HTTP header "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *".

If the server does not set this header, as a temporary workaround, you can install this Chrome extension.

Otherwise, the json request will be blocked by Chrome's security policy.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License and is free to use. See the included license document for more information.