Welcome to a workshop where the point is to learn a bit more about frontend-development using svelte as UI-framework

As you already know, prequisites for completing this workshop is the following:

• a computer...
• node
• npm
• your favorite code-editor

In order to get the source code for this workshop, go to the github-repo here:

https://github.com/JonasJore/twoday-svelte-starter L then fork the repo to your account and clone to your computer using:

git clone git@github.com:<user-name>/twoday-svelte-starter.git

in order to get started with local development, navigate to the project in the terminal and use

npm install

then finally, run the development of the project using

npm run dev

You should now be running the workshop-project locally on your machine. Congrats!

Calls against backend are done in ./src/api/HttpClient.ts

Route for the backend we are going to fetch from is:

https://elastic.snaplogic.com/api/1/rest/slsched/feed/twoday/NGG/admin/SQL-to-REST%20Task

query params we will use in the url:

example:

GET https://elastic.snaplogic.com/api/1/rest/slsched/feed/twoday/NGG/admin/SQL-to-REST%20Task?tableName=brewer_sensor&limit=2 will yield following response:

[
    {
        "Timestamp": "0",
        "Temperature": 25.000000000000000000,
        "Humidity": 50.000000000000000000,
        "Pressure": 1000,
        "ProductID": 1,
        "beer_name": "Dale's Pale Ale",
        "brewery_id": 1,
        "brewery_name": "Against the Grain Brewery"
    },
    {
        "Timestamp": "1",
        "Temperature": 24.951488314681864011,
        "Humidity": 50.841989473948146383,
        "Pressure": 1005,
        "ProductID": 1,
        "beer_name": "Dale's Pale Ale",
        "brewery_id": 1,
        "brewery_name": "Against the Grain Brewery"
    }
]

Bearer token will have to be included as a Authorization header: Authorization: "Bearer {bearer_token}"

Good luck!