[1] UI and features presentation, 2018
[2] Tech stack presentation: Waltz (ex. TangoWebapp) + Tango REST + Tango Controls, 2017
[3] Waltz Workshop@DESY, 2019, part I
[4] Waltz Workshop@DESY, 2019, part II
[5] Waltz Workshop@DESY, 2019, part III
[6] Integrating React based widget into Waltz
[1] TangoWebapp Insights, 32 Tango Users meeting, 2018
To run the live demo click on the image
User: tango-cs Pass: tango
- Execute
docker-compose.yml
usingdocker-compose
i.e.docker-compose up
- Open browser and navigate to
http://localhost:8080/waltz
- Login using tango-cs/tango
- Explore Tango Controls via Waltz...
- Tango Controls environment (tested on Tango 9.3+)
- Tango REST Server that supports API spec version v1.1 (tested on rest-server-2.1)
- User-Context
- Web server that can handle .war files (tested on Apache Tomcat 8+)
This project uses npm and webpack for high level build operations:
$> npm install
$> npm run build
Extra parameters may ne passed to ant script to define default Tango REST API endpoint and/or Tango host:
$> REST_API_PROTOCOL=[http|https] REST_API_HOST=[ip/fqdn] REST_API_PORT=[e.g. 10001] \
TANGO_HOST=[ip/fqdn] TANGO_PORT=[e.g. 10000] \
npm run build
- Webix is used for UI
- CodeMirror is used for scripting console
- Plotly is used to display plots and images
When using Waltz, please cite:
I.Khokhriakov, O. Merkulova, F. Wilde, Waltz – A Platform for Tango Controls Web Applications, Proceedings of ICALEPCS2019, WESH3003, 2019 icalepcs2019/papers/wesh3003.pdf