Install Guide by Docker

Prerequisites

Before installing AesirX BI, you must have the following installed on your development computer:

• Install GIT. Download at https://git-scm.com/downloads
• Download and install the node framework. Click on the URL https://nodejs.org/en/download/ and select a platform.

You also must have installed 1st party server for AesirX Analytics:

Instructions for setting up:

Clone the aesirx-1stparty.env.dist file into aesirx-1stparty.env and customize

• • You can choose not to customize anything.
  • If you have a separate MongoDB server, you can specify the credentials using the following variables:
    • DBUSER
    • DBPASS
    • DBHOST
    • DBPORT
    • DBNAME
  • You can choose to change the HTTP_PORT variable (default 80), which is the port that your 1st party server will listen to.

Execute docker compose up -d to run the full setup, including the MongoDB server.

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Step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Create an AesirX Account

• Visit https://signup.aesirx.io/.
• If you don't have an AesirX account, click on the option to create one.
• Enter your email address, choose a privacy ID, and select "Ethical Business Intelligence" from the Solutions drop-down menu.
• Enter your domain name and click "Verify" to submit your request.
• Check your email (including spam folder) for a confirmation message containing your license ID.

Step 2: Install BI App

Step 3: Setup Enviroment

In the aesirx-bi-app folder, rename the .env.dist file to .env

Note: To show the .env file on your computer, use:

MacOS: Ctrl + Shift + "."

Linux: Ctrl + H

- Replace the REACT_APP_CLIENT_SECRET  and REACT_APP_LICENSE in the .env file with the one provided in your profile account.

- Replace the REACT_APP_ENDPOINT_URL in the .env file with the link to your 1st party server for AesirX Analytics.

- Replace the REACT_APP_DATA_STREAM in the .env file with the name and domain to the your data-stream endpoint.

- Replace the REACT_APP_DEMO_USER in the .env file with the email you want to set for Login.

- Replace the REACT_APP_DEMO_PASSWORD in the .env file with the password you want to set for Login.

Step 4: Run App

1. Get submodules:

2. Install & build dependencies:

- For yarn:

- For NPM:

3. Build app

- For yarn:

- For NPM:

4. Run app

When the app runs successfully, it will look like the image below

-  Go to the browser

• With Develepment type the name http://localhost:3000 to login.
• With Production type the name http://localhost:8080 to login.