Looker embedded React application and auth endpoint.
npm install && npm run build
npm run build:live
Starts both the auth endpoint (PORT) and the react app (3000). They are both (mostly) watched for changes to make development easier.
npm start
Starts everything on (PORT) for real use.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| LOOKER_SECRET | The Looker embed secret from your Looker instance |
| LOOKER_SERVER | Your Looker server DNS name |
| PORT | The port to run the /auth endpoint (5000) |
| CLIENT_ID | IdP oAuth Client ID |
| BASE_URL | The base url for callback with the auth tickets, i.e. https://localhost |
| VALID_USERS | Valid users to control access. E.G. {"users": ["bobdobalina"]} |
| ISSUER_BASE_URL | The issuer url for obtaining auth tickets, i.e. https://somehost.auth0.com/ |
| SESSION_SECRET | Random string for local use only (NOT IdP secret) |
| EMBED_USER | The Looker embed user for this POC. E.G. {"external_user_id": "5","session_length": 600,"permissions": [],"force_logout_login": true,"models": [],"group_ids": [200],"access_filters": {}} |
| REACT_APP_LOOKER_AUTH_URL | The URL of the authentication service. Should be '/auth' |
| REACT_APP_LOOKER_HOST | Your Looker server DNS name (used by client side) |
| REACT_APP_HOME_TEXT | Text on landing page. Default: Home is where the heart is |
These can be put into .env files in the project root and client/ folders (REACT ones go in client/) for development.