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Demos: Basic | Advanced

About

This repository contains

  1. a basic entry/overview/landing web page template for a HAPI server (Demo) and
  2. code for a landing page with a advanced user interface for browsing servers and datasets, downloading data from your browser, generating ~10-line IDL/MATLAB/Python scripts to download data, and creating preview plots (Demo).

Installation/Use

Basic

To use the basic landing page with your HAPI server, download single.htm and fill in the placeholders prefixed by __, save as index.htm and place in the directory associated with responses to the URL that ends in hapi/.

Advanced

To use the landing page with an advanced user interface,

git clone https://github.com/hapi-server/server-ui

or download and extract the zip archive of the code (and replace server-ui with server-ui-master in the following).

Then edit all.txt and copy the contents of server-ui into your root HAPI server directory.

Or, for testing, edit edit all.txt, cd to server-ui, and execute

cd server-ui; python3 -m http.server
# or
cd server-ui; python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer
# or
cd server-ui; npm install; npm start

and open http://localhost:8000/ in a web browser.

UI Configuration

By default, the list of servers at http://localhost:8000/ will be that in https://github.com/hapi-server/servers/blob/master/all_.txt.

To use your own list, rename all_.txt to all.txt and enter the URL of your HAPI server.

UI Use

You can pass the URL of a server to create a menu for by passing it as a parameter in the hash. The following will cause the UI to show datasets in the SSCWeb HAPI server.

http://hapi-server.org/servers-dev/#server=http://hapi-server.org/servers/SSCWeb/hapi

Several servers may be listed, e.g.,

http://hapi-server.org/servers-dev/#server=http://hapi-server.org/servers/SSCWeb/hapi,https://cdaweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/hapi

Note that this will only work if the servers allow CORS.

Proxy

If a server in all.txt or the server passed as a URL parameter does not allow CORS, you will need to use a proxy server to access resources from that server.

A very basic webserver with a proxy can be run on port 8000 using

npm install
npm run proxyserver
# or
npm install
node proxy/proxy.js 8000

See the comments in proxy/proxy.js to constrain URLs that can be proxied.

By default, if an request to URL fails, an attempt to retrieve it is made via the proxy request /proxy?url=URL. The URL for the proxy is set in the header of index.htm.

Reporting issues

Please submit issues and feature requests to the issue tracker.