Create an example of using HF in a node server
Description
- A similar thing might also be helpful for some specific Handsontable use-cases (according to @AMBudnik )
- It could be in a form of tutorial with code examples
- Nice to have: a working example available publically (something like swagger?)
- A client should be able to download it and run locally
- Kuba S will raise the priority of this task
Links
- https://kb.handsontable.com/display/PH/2022/04/13/Hyperformula+demo+training+2022-04-13
- https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ACch2e35-3Sdr9Jsy-v_x-2YmN4VLYdu5DsoCSq7vxM/edit#slide=id.g121b144f38b_0_32
- https://github.com/handsontable/hyperformula/discussions/971
- https://handsoncode.slack.com/archives/C031GBX62SE/p1662044500543019 (internal link)
Type of issue
- [ ] Missing documentation
- [ ] Error in the documentation
- [x] Request for a demo
- [ ] Request for a tutorial, guide etc.
- [ ] Other issues, suggestions or ideas
I think it is a good idea, we've also briefly discussed it here https://kb.handsontable.com/display/PH/2022/02/16/HyperFormula+onboarding+summary.
The "microservice" should be kept to minimum, e.g. use basic ExpressJs setup, and the emphasis should be on using a few of the HyperFormula APIs exposed as REST API endpoints.
Nice to have: a working example available publically (something like swagger?)
I think this is costly to set up and maintain and doesn't have any real benefit. What would it prove?
For me, a GH repo (or a project in https://github.com/handsontable/hyperformula-demos) that one can run locally sounds good.
Will be done in scope of https://github.com/handsontable/hyperformula/issues/1277