Dependencies Graph View (DGV) provides a view to explore assemblies dependencies store by Dependencies Graph Services.
- View Software assemblies
- View Assembly dependencies
- Security
DGV can be connected to Keycloak for authentication. To enable this feature, you need to set environment variables on the docker container.
The security inside DGV is managed by feature, each feature needs one or many rights to be accessible.
Rights are specifics to DGV, you can define the same rights (name) in Keycloak or use rights mapping to link Keycloak rights and software rights.
Software rights:
| Rights | Description |
|---|---|
| remove-assembly | can remove assembly |
ng servefor development. Navigate tohttp://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.ng buildto build the project.- more options available on angular CLI web site.
This project is configured to work with the Remote Development plugin.
A Docker image with this software is available from the packages page.
This image is base on Linux.
You can configure container by setting environment variables.
| Environment variable | Comment | Example |
|---|---|---|
| DEPENDENCIES_GRAPHQL_URI | Graphql services uri | http://localhost:4001/graphql |
| SECURITY_ENABLED | Activate authentication | true |
| SECURITY_SERVER | Keycloak server | http://localhost:9080/auth |
| SECURITY_REALM | Keycloak realm | dependencies |
| SECURITY_CLIENT_ID | Keycloak client id | graph |
| SECURITY_RIGHT_MAPPING | Mapping between Keycloak rights and application rights | {server: 'rs1', app: 'ra1' }, {server: 'rs2', app: 'ra2' } |
Port exposed by Container:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| 80 | HTTP port for web site |
You can start a Dependencies Graph Viewer container like this:
docker run \
--publish=80:80 \
dependencies-graph-viewer:tag
| Project | Build State |
|---|---|
| Graphql services |  |